The Federal Supreme Court (STF) has already sentenced 265 people for their involvement in the January 8 attacks. The majority (223) were found guilty of participating in the invasion and depredation of the headquarters of the Three Powers, in Brasília.
There have been four acquittals to date. Another 476 people decided to close an agreement with the Attorney General’s Office (PGR), admitting the crimes, to avoid being judged.
The data is from this Friday (8), when the trial of another 15 defendants accused of inciting the acts, participating in the camp in front of the Army Headquarters in Brasília, begins.
Those suspected of being linked to the acts of January 8 were divided into the four large groups below, by type of involvement.
- executors of invasion and depredation;
- inciters;
- financiers;
- authorities.
So far, only the suspects from the first two groups have had their conduct judged by the Supreme Court. 223 were convicted of participating in the depredation and 42 for inciting the acts.
The group of those convicted of carrying out the acts faced sentences of up to 17 years in prison. In these cases, the defendants are considered guilty of the most serious crimes: coup d’état, violent abolition of the democratic rule of law, criminal association, qualified damage and deterioration of property.
The group of inciters was accused of less serious crimes, such as criminal association and incitement to crime. For these people, the rapporteur of the cases, minister Alexandre de Moraes, authorized the PGR to evaluate the offering of agreements with the defendants.
agreements
To date, 476 people have decided to sign the so-called Criminal Non-Prosecution Agreement (ANPP) with the PGR.
Under the agreement, the defendants must admit to committing crimes, pay a fine and comply with requirements such as providing services and participating in a course on democracy. Meeting all the demands, they stop going to trial.
Of those accused of participating in the January 8 attacks, four people have been acquitted to date. Of them, who ended up arrested in the context of the acts.
Those suspected of financing the acts have not yet been tried by the Court. The PGR has already presented complaints and part of it has already been accepted by the STF.
The investigation into authorities concluded in late October. The Federal Police (PF) sent the final investigation report to the STF.
The document identifies those responsible among the Military Police, Institutional Security Office and Public Security Secretariat of the DF. , there were “obvious failures” by former secretary Anderson Torres, also citing the governor of the DF, Ibaneis Rocha (MDB).
