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SÃO PAULO SECURITY INCIDENTS – FEBRUARY MONTHLY BULLETIN

During the 2026 Carnival, São Paulo’s “megablocos” accounted for 20% of cell phone crimes, with critical hotspots identified on Avenida Pedro Álvares Cabral and Rua da Consolação. To mitigate risks, the Military Police deployed 5,200 daily officers and utilized drones, while the OAB-SP provided free legal support to women across all 11 official circuits. Experts recommended increased personal vigilance and the use of digital channels for reporting incidents in high-density areas.

During the 2026 Carnival in São Paulo, the Women’s Defense Precincts (DDM) arrested 22 people in flagrante for gender-based violence and sexual harassment. A total of 285 police reports were filed over the four-day celebration, covering incidents of harassment, physical assault, and threats, primarily occurring at street parties (blocos). Female undercover officers were deployed among the crowds to facilitate immediate arrests, while specialized tents provided support for victims. Authorities emphasized that reporting early aggression is vital to curbing the escalation of domestic violence and addressing underreported crimes.

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