20/10/2026 – On Tuesday afternoon (20), a 21-year-old man identified by the initials R.F. da C.A. was arrested in flagrante for assaulting his 21-year-old wife in the Parque Aeroporto neighborhood. A neighbor alerted a passing patrol comprised of a 32nd Military Police Battalion officer and a Proeis municipal guard. At the couple’s home on Rua Marinea do Amaral Andrade, the victim presented injuries to her arm and a cut lip. The suspect, who alleged he suffered a kick to the groin from his wife, received medical attention before being booked at the 123rd Police Precinct under the Maria da Penha Law.
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21/10/2026 – On Wednesday afternoon (21), two men were arrested in flagrante for drug trafficking during simultaneous operations conducted by the 123rd Civil Police Precinct in Macaé. In the Duque de Caxias neighborhood, officers apprehended a suspect in possession of narcotic rocks, cash, and a cell phone. Simultaneously, in the Favela da Linha, another team intercepted a suspect actively selling drugs. Both individuals were taken to the 123rd DP to await transfer to the penitentiary system.
21/10/2026 – On Wednesday night (21), Civil Police agents from the 123rd Precinct arrested two men in flagrante for drug trafficking in the Parque Aeroporto neighborhood. During a monitoring operation, officers stopped the suspects who were riding a motorcycle without a license plate. Authorities seized packages of cocaine and marijuana, along with the motorcycle, and detained both men at the police station.
21/10/2026 – On Wednesday (21), municipal inspectors and the Rapid Action Coordination shut down a clandestine scrapyard operating without a permit in the Lagomar neighborhood for receiving stolen goods. The closure followed the prior arrest of two men and a 17-year-old who stole copper cables from the newly inaugurated Praça Joventino de Souza in Ajuda de Baixo. The thieves confessed to the crime, presented a Pix receipt for R$ 260.80, and identified the Lagomar scrapyard as the buyer of the stolen public wiring.
