Confrontation has three dead suspects and BOPE ends operation in Itati



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Three assailants from the Sicredi agency in Itati, on the North Coast, died when confronted by the Police Special Operations Battalion of the Military Brigade (BOPE) on Friday afternoon. No military police were injured. Three rifles, a revolver and a pistol were seized, as well as ample ammunition, ballistic vests, ninjas, radio communicators, caps and backpacks, among other equipment. The stolen money was recovered. The confrontation took place in the thicket between Itati and Três Forquilhas. The rapid siege of the World Bank is part of the Angico operation that immediately mobilizes the corporation’s tactical personnel for the region where the attack occurred.

Bope’s troops were conducting a raid in the area when they encountered criminals who did not surrender and shot military policemen in the bush. After the incident, the Military Brigade announced the end of the raids that also mobilized the troops of the 1st Shock Police Battalion (1st BPChq) in Porto Alegre, BM Aviation Battalion and North Coast Ostensive Police Command (CRPO Litoral ).


In the early afternoon of this Friday, the bandits invaded the Sicredi’s agency, located in the central area of ​​Itati. The criminals used hostages as a human shield to prevent the police from approaching. In the escape, two victims were taken together in a white Ford Ka, later released in Boa União, between Itati and Três Forquilhas. The trio then went into the woods. Hours later, the aircraft of the Aviation Battalion of the Military Brigade located Ford Ka abandoned near the Três Forquilhas river during an overflight.

Initially, BM believed that the attack on Sicredi had been committed by five assailants and that they were also in Volkswagen Gol, in red, but during the afternoon the information was being corrected. Surveillance camera footage recorded the attack on Sicredi. The incident must now be reported to the Criminal Investigations Department of the Civil Police. The identification of dead bandits should be based on the work of the General Institute of Legal Medicine.



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