The ANPPF (National Association of the Federal Penal Police) released a statement criticizing the country for having “forgotten” the category and neglecting criminal execution, which, it states, will generate a strengthening of the law.
In the document, the association expresses “deep concern about the conduct of work” involving the PEC, presented last week by the minister (Justice and Public Security).
“As long as they do not recognize the need to modernize the public security system and the same historical errors committed by governments in recent decades are repeated, especially with regard to negligence with criminal execution, it will generate a strengthening of criminal organizations, as the State becomes shows inefficient or lack of political will to combat organized crime more effectively”, writes the ANPPF.
The entity states that criminal execution “has always been treated as a secondary issue in public security policies” and indicates that the result of this was the growth in the power of criminal organizations and their branches, “which grow stronger inside and outside prisons.”
“Neglecting and denying proposals to strengthen criminal execution and, consequently, abdicating the expansion of actions by the Federal Criminal Police in a proposal as important as the Public Security PEC, is repeating the mistakes of the past and compromising the future of public security in Brazil .”
The association says that criminal policies were “completely forgotten” in the PEC and states that the lack of a general director or career secretary at the head of the Federal Penal Police, a position that exists in other police forces, could be one of the causes of this absence in the PEC. text.
For the ANPPF, the actions of the criminal police are essential to prevent criminal organizations from continuing to expand and threaten public order. “To ignore our institution in a constitutional reform of this magnitude is to miss the fight against crime, which could compromise the entire public security system.”
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