Police operation should be intensified next week, with supervision directed to irregular establishments or connecting with illegal activities in the central region.
“The goal is to identify bars, pensions or any place that serves as a point of support for trafficking, or that has no permit or health conditions,” says Deputy Governor Felício Ramuth, who coordinates state government actions on the subject.
He did not mean the day the operation will take place, but said it will be based on intelligence actions of the Civil Police and also executed by the Military Police and Metropolitan Civil Guard.
According to Ramuth, one made this inspection action more agile. “The closing process was very bureaucratic,” he said.
The Nunes Decree provides that it will be immediately closed with “activity that may lead to risk to the health, safety and physical integrity of persons and goods.” The same will happen where there is sale of products of doubtful origin, which includes.
The deputy governor also states that it is not possible to say at this time that Cracolândia ended in the city, after the emptying of the. “We will not make this mistake that many have made,” he says.
What exists, according to him, is a gradual process of weakening the “crime ecosystem.” One of the factors, for the deputy governor, was the dismantling of the Moinho favela, which would serve as a trafficking point.
“You can’t say that there was a single factor. There was health support, 22,000 hospitalizations, 1,200 in addition to the arrest of a thousand traffickers, the support of cameras, the arrest of Leo do Moinho [acusado de ser o líder do tráfico na favela]”He said.
The process of ending Cracolândia, according to Ramuth, is still long term. “What we won’t tolerate is the open -air trade of drugs. This will not come back.”
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