08/10/2026 – On Thursday (8), Civil Police officers from the 123rd Police Precinct arrested a man in flagrante for drug trafficking in the Lagomar neighborhood. The operation targeted local narcotics sales; upon seeing the agents, the suspect—identified by the initials C.M.D.S.—attempted to flee on foot but was captured after a police perimeter was established. Authorities seized his backpack containing cash and 775 individual drug doses, comprising 137 crack rocks, 298 cocaine pins, and 340 marijuana packets featuring inscriptions referencing Lagomar and a specific criminal faction. The suspect was booked at the station and awaits transfer to the penitentiary system.
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08/10/2026 – On Thursday (8), a joint task force comprising the 32nd Military Police Battalion (BPM), the Executive Secretariat of Security, and the municipal Rapid Action Coordination carried out an operation to remove criminal barricades in the Linha community. Supported by the Tactical Actions Group (GAT) of the 1st Company and an armored vehicle, authorities dismantled five physical barriers intended to restrict access by law enforcement and residents, leaving a sixth structure scheduled for removal in a future phase. According to 32nd BPM commander Lieutenant-Colonel Rodrigues, the action is part of a gradual, ongoing strategy initiated roughly a month before to reclaim territory and restore free movement in the region.
13/10/2026 – On Tuesday (13), a joint operation by the Federal Police, the 32nd Military Police Battalion, and the 123rd Civil Police Precinct dismantled a clandestine internet distribution center operating in the Fronteira neighborhood. Authorities discovered the business providing telecommunication services without authorization from the National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) and seized physical infrastructure on-site, including high-capacity routers, switches, and network cabling. The individuals in charge were escorted to the Federal Police station in Macaé, where a formal police inquiry was opened for the crime of clandestinely developing telecommunication activities.
