A military police officer assigned to the Prime Minister’s DSPS (Health and Welfare Administration) in Florianopolis is a fugitive. He was given a preventive arrest under the María da Peña Law after threats against his wife.

A military police officer was arrested after threatening a companion and investigators in South Carolina – Photo: Google Maps/Disclosure/ND

The corporal also threatened civilian police officers at the Lauro Müller police station in south Santa Catarina after they launched an investigation, according to police chief Ulisse Gabriel, in charge of the case.

Also, according to Ulisses, the interrogator said over the audio recording that he wanted to know who was responsible for the delegate and that all the police at the station would “go in a limousine.” According to the corporation, he was out of active duty for over a year.

On Friday morning (19), civilian police carried out a search and seizure warrant at a military residence located in Campo Bom, Jaguaruna, where they seized a 12 gauge handgun, 12 gauge ammunition and 9 mm ammunition. He also owns another residence in San Jose.

According to the delegate, as of Monday noon (22), the policeman had not yet been located.

In the note, the Prime Minister said that he had been absent from active service for more than a year, was on medical treatment and was not currently active in the military police.

She also stated that from the moment she became aware of this, she began to cooperate with the investigation, assisting in the search for the accused, providing information and assisting in the execution of the search and seizure warrant.

In addition, he stressed that the crimes under investigation fall within the competence of state justice, since they were practiced outside the context of the activities of the military police.