Operation fulfills warrants for threats of attacks on schools in 5 states
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This Wednesday morning (19), the Ministry of Justice and the police of five states are executing ten warrants for provisional detention against young people suspected of threatening to attack schools in five states of the country. Operation Safe School is carried out in Santa Catarina, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Pernambuco and Paraná.
Investigations began after an attack that took place at the beginning of the month in Blumenau (SC), which killed four children and left five others injured. The purpose of the operation, triggered by the state Public Prosecutor’s Office, is to comply with court orders issued by the Childhood and Youth Court of the city’s District regarding provisional internment warrants and home search and seizure against adolescents involved in attacks on Brazilian schools.
According to the ministry, the investigation pointed out that other people were making threats on social networks involving acts of violence. Through social media, Minister Flávio Dino said that the operation is carried out “so that we have greater effectiveness in preventive and repressive actions”.
In addition to the ten provisional arrest warrants, 13 search and seizure warrants and 11 removals of data secrecy regarding the adolescents are also carried out.
Actions to prevent attacks in schools
After the attack on the school in Santa Catarina, the Ministry of Justice implemented measures for the prevention, inspection and monitoring of social networks, which resulted in the arrest or seizure of 255 people, 694 subpoenas of teenagers to give statements, 155 search and seizure warrants and 1, 5,000 police reports, according to the Minister on Tuesday (18).
1,200 investigation cases were also opened across the country, 756 requests for the removal or suspension of profiles on digital platforms, 100 requests for the preservation of content to support investigations, 377 requests for registration data for the platforms and 7.4 thousand complaints on the ministry’s website.
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