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BRASILIA – The Federal District Court denied the Public ministry so that the pocket camp Titled “Os 300 do Brasil” be dismantled and its members go through a magazine, with search and seizure of illegal firearms. Justice also denied the request for demonstrations by these radical groups to support the president. Jair Bolsonaro prohibited. These groups are at the forefront of acts against democracy carried out in Brasilia, with requests for a military coup and the closure of the Federal Supreme Court (STF) and the National Congress. The Federal District MP will appeal the judicial decision.
The public civil action, filed at 2:10 p.m. yesterday, urgently called for an end to the Bolsonar camp, in addition to a search to verify firearms with protesters and the search and confiscation of weapons in an irregular situation. Prosecutors Flávio Augusto Milhomem and Nísio Tostes Filho, who act in the 3rd Military District Attorney’s Office of the Federal District, call the group “armed militia” and defend activist Sara Fernanda Giromini, 27, who calls herself. Sara Winter. She is the spokesperson for the camp. Prosecutors are also asking the Federal District government to prohibit the gathering of people to hold demonstrations in the capital, in accordance with local decrees that seek to guarantee social isolation and stop the spread of the new coronavirus.
The “300 of Brazil” are made up of radical supporters of Bolsonaro. Organizers offer these followers lodging, food, and “training with specialists in nonviolent revolution and information warfare tactics.” A secret camp was established to house and train these people. The group has the support of parliamentarians, especially federal deputies Bia Kicis (PSL-DF) and Caroline de Toni (PSL-SC). Kicis, in fact, has already spoken with the DF’s Secretary of Public Security, Anderson Torres, to address the group’s interests. A deputy helper is part of the movement. Sara Giromini, who in 2019 held a position of trust in the Ministry of Women, Family and Human Rights, at the invitation of Minister Damares Alves, is in charge of the camp. She has worked in the Ukrainian feminist group Femen and today says she is a former feminist, the flag with which she earns money at conferences.
In the decision taken at 0:07 am this Thursday, the judge Paulo Afonso Carmona, from the 7th Court of Public Finance of the DF, affirms that the Bolsonarista group may be committing the crime of constitution of private militias, provided for in the Penal Code, with a sentence of four to eight years in prison. The magistrate says, however, that the civilian sphere is not adequate to deal with crimes.
“This court does not have jurisdiction to determine measures of a criminal nature, such as search and seizure, personal searches, seizure of irregular firearms, and driving the offender to the police station.” The crime of the private militia must be investigated in a criminal court, according to the judge, who rejected the MP’s request.
The protest ban, according to Carmona, violates the Federal Constitution.
“The protection of the right to life and health cannot totally exclude, at least at the present time, the exercise of the fundamental rights of expression of thought, freedom of movement and assembly,” he writes in the decision.
Regarding the request that protesters who violate the social isolation rules be taken to the police station, the judge says that this would only be possible in a “confinement” scenario, a measure not adopted in the Federal District.
“An eventual generic judicial determination would lead to the possibility that the Prime Minister will arrest anyone who meets in public space for any reason, even if by chance, which would configure an appropriate measure only in a situation of blockade, understood as the most drastic measure. ” in which there is a total and temporary blockade of a certain perimeter by security professionals, in which nobody leaves or enters without express authorization, as was adopted in China, Italy or Spain. “
