Two men who died in clashes with military police hours before security forces entered the complex in Alemán and Peña on Sunday were included in a list of deaths from containment operations announced by civilian police.
One of them was appointed Red Army commander in Espírito Santo by the governor and was mentioned by Claudio Castro (PL) as one of the suspects killed in this battle.
The deaths that occurred before the start of the operation were revealed by: sheet.
The names of Alisom Rocha, known as Russo, and Michael Douglas Rodriguez are on the police list. The two were taken to Salgado Filho Municipal Hospital about four hours before the attack, which killed 121 people, including four police officers, according to documents obtained by the report.
The medical assistance number registered with the hospital is also included in the autopsy records and in the investigation into the death, which occurred after a confrontation with a police officer on routine patrol.
Initially, the identifying information was not included in the case file, but the report found that the document had been updated to include the name.
While being treated, the two told officers that they were leaders of the CV and that they had left the complex after receiving leaked information that an operation was taking place. This report was recorded by the military in the police report of the Homicide Police Station. Civil police and Rio de Janeiro’s Public Ministry said the information would not be investigated.
“To date, we have not received any official information regarding a possible leak of the operation,” the prosecutor’s office said in a statement.
Civilian police chief Felipe Curri denied there had been any leaks about the operation.
“You were the ones who claimed there was a breach. What we said is that with the movement of vehicles, armored vehicles and 2,500 investigators, criminals are understandably on guard in any area. We reject this sensational headline,” it said after publishing a report on the breach.
Public Safety Secretary Victor Santos said in an interview. sheet“There has to be a valid reason for an investigation to take place. That’s not what the police officer who heard it said on the WhatsApp group.”
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