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The Minister of the Federal Supreme Court (STF), Gilmar Mendes, ordered the suspension of the search and arrest of Leandro Barros. purchase of 200 respirators by the state government. It was one of the objectives of the O2 operation, of the Gaeco, Civil Police and TCE-SC working group, which carried out orders in two different phases between May and June of this year. Information about the decision was first revealed by his colleague Raphael Faraco of NSC TV.
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Barros is a lawyer for Biguaçu, who had a relationship with the former secretary of the Civil House, Douglas borba. In Gilmar Mendes’ opinion, the search and seizure should be canceled for two points: there was no due follow-up by the OAB representative during the due diligence, with the respective determination in the warrants, as determined by the category’s prerogative, and because warrants “warrants do not delimit their objects in a specific and detailed manner” according to the law.
During the dispatch, the minister declared: “Therefore, the promotion represents a in public, a function that must be respected in all its prerogatives, which must not be mitigated or put into perspective in the name of punitive desire ”.
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The decision provisionally grants Barros the nullity of searches and seizures in the offices and at his home. The collected material must be kept separate in a separate process, according to the minister. The lawyer also intended to annul the entire investigation against him, but the rest of the requests will be analyzed during the substantive discussion, according to the order.
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