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SÃO PAULO SECURITY INCIDENTS – JULY MONTHLY BULLETIN

Between January and May 2025, São Paulo recorded 120,535 thefts, averaging 803 incidents per day—or one every 1 minute and 47 seconds—according to data from the state’s Public Security Department (SSP). This marks a 4% increase compared to the same period in 2024. The Sé district saw a 17% rise, with 28 thefts per day on average; Tatuapé rose by 14%; Campo Belo by 10%; and Pinheiros by 3%. Experts like Rafael Alcadipani call for greater investment in the Civil Police and argue that theft, though non-violent, should be treated with greater seriousness due to the significant losses victims often suffer.

Between June 12 and July 2, 2025, 235 buses were vandalized in São Paulo, mostly by stones breaking windows. In one of the most serious cases, a female passenger was hit in the face and suffered a fractured nose. Similar attacks occurred in Greater São Paulo and coastal cities, bringing the total to over 280 incidents. Civil police are investigating possible links to the installation of on-board cameras or retaliation by criminal groups. Authorities condemned the violence and stated that reserve vehicles are being used to keep bus lines operational.

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