Operation Safe School is coordinated by the National Secretariat for Public Security (Senasp/MJSP) and aims to to ensure more peace of mind for students, teachers and parents, especially after several attacks registered by the country.
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Recently, the Federal Government updated the operation's data and, according to the information released, since April 6, 368 arrests have been made within the scope of the task force. The number also includes seizures of minors.
Safe School Operation totals more than 3,000 bulletins
Operation Safe School operates with preventive and repressive actions 24 hours a day and, according to the Minister of Justice and Public Security, Flávio Dino, the actions do not have an end date. “Operation Safe School continues. We have challenging events, sad events, tragedies. We are deeply sorry and in solidarity,” he said in an interview with Agência Brasil.
In addition to the arrests made, the operation also recorded 3,396 police reports. In all, 1,565 teenagers and suspects were taken to police stations in police to be heard. 2,830 cases are being investigated by authorities across the country.
Escola Segura has the support of the state police and has already removed more than 900 contents from social networks. All of them incited violence in some way within the school environment. There were also 384 requests for registration data on platforms of social media.
With the intention of joining efforts to prevent and repress attacks on schools, the MJSP maintains the continuous flow of information sent to the state police. In April, there were 48 notifications to state public security departments. In May, 19. And 12 data submissions in the current month.
How to report?
Anyone who witnesses or suspects any action involving a school may report the case directly to the Ministry of Justice. Complaints are received via the internet, through the operation official website.
It is possible to include photos and post links in your report so that the authorities can investigate and prevent possible further tragic episodes.