"Another massacre. Schools closed, thousands of people terrorized," tweeted left-wing city councilman Tarcisio Motta.Residents and activists have often denounced official abuse during such anti-crime operations, including extrajudicial killings of suspects, which they say often goes unpunished.
"These operations in the favelas put the entire population at risk and prevent the functioning of public services. We know they would never be tolerated in upscale neighborhoods," Guilherme Pimentel, a public defender, told AFP.officers were meant to start wearing cameras on their uniforms this month to film all acts in the line of duty, but use of the equipment has been postponed.
Security experts believe cameras may help prevent abuse but will not solve all the problems, and their introduction should be accompanied by comprehensiveExperts advocate for abandoning confrontation in the endless fight against drug trafficking, with a focus instead on disrupting the gangs' money flow.are among the world's deadliest, responsible for more than 6,100 fatalities in 2021 -- an average of 17 per day, according to a violence monitor count.
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