In a new attack, criminals set fire to petrol pumps in Natal

The footage from the institute’s security cameras captured the action of the criminals; I wait

Footage from security cameras at a gas station captured the moment criminals set fire to at least two bombs at the Natal, Rio Grande do Norte plant on Wednesday night.

This was the third night and morning of violence with attacks in Natal, the state capital, and at least eight other cities in the region. The attack on the gas station took place around 11pm this Wednesday, on Avenida Tomaz Landim, in the Igapó neighborhood, north of Natal.

Second InterTV, affiliated with Rede Globo in the region, station officials said the perpetrators told workers to stay away, then fired at security cameras and set fire to fuel pumps. There were no injuries.

As informed by the state government, National Force public security officers arrived in Natal in the early hours of this Wednesday and began supporting the work of the state security forces in the fight against the criminal acts recorded in the Rio Grande do Norte in recent days.

The collective work of the security forces is working ostensibly in direct contact with transport representatives, providing increased support in workshops and at points of great fleet flow.

According to the latest update from the Secretariat of State for Public Security and Social Defense (SESED), at 21:30 this Wednesday, the balance sheet of the actions of the police forces indicated the arrest of 43 suspects, the 12 firearms, 39 explosive artifacts seized, 9 liters of petrol, 5 cars and 2 motorcycles seized, as well as drugs, ammunition and cash.

The attacks occurred due to demands for privileges for prisoners

Rio Grande do Norte Public Safety Secretary Francisco Araújo said the orders for the criminal actions registered since early Tuesday in the state were motivated by requirements such as televisions and intimate visits for inmates in the penitentiary system. state. The declarations took place on the morning of this Wednesday 15.

“According to their claims, they want television, they want a lighting system, intimate visits, something that the prison system doesn’t cater to because it complies with the Criminal Execution Act,” he said.

The secretary also stated that more inmates should be transferred this Wednesday to other prisons. “We have investigations, both by the Civil Police, the Federal Police and the Public Prosecutor’s Office, on possible people who have been arrested with this leader of the criminal organization who was transferred last night, for ordering these attacks. He has been arrested in Alcaçuz, he received visits and, from the investigations, there are indications that he gave the order to carry out this type of action”, he added.

At first, the Public Security Secretariat said the criminal attacks were a response to police actions related to the seizure of weapons and drugs. Subsequently, also on Tuesday, the file changed its version stating that the order came from inside the prisons and was organized by a criminal faction.

According to the secretariat, the orders would have come from inside the Alcaçuz penitentiary in Greater Natal.

Suspected leader of attacks killed by police

José Wilson da Silva Filho, 29, named one of the perpetrators of the attacks in the state, died Wednesday morning after a clash with police in João Pessoa.

In a note, the Civil Police reported that the criminal had escaped from the prison systems of Paraíba and Rio Grande do Norte and was hiding in the Paratibe neighborhood in the capital of Paraíba.

The fugitive was found thanks to an anonymous tip. At the scene, José Wilson exchanged fire with police and was shot. Although he was taken to hospital, he succumbed to his injuries and died this morning.

Source: Terra

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