Schools in seven municipalities of the Vale do Itajaí region were targeted by Military Police (PM) patrols after an attack that killed four kindergarten children in Blumenau on Wednesday (5). According to the Prime Minister, there were no incidents related to the attack.
Security forces mobilized in the case – Photo: Lucas Dias/NDAccording to the Prime Minister, schools in Ituporanga, Petrolandia, Imbuia, Chapadao do Lajeado, Vidal Ramos, Atalanta and Leoberto Leal are constantly patrolled. However, according to the regional command, there were no incidents.
“The military police of the seven municipalities of the region have sent their officers to constantly patrol the schools. Assistance to teachers and directors and a more active presence in schools. There were no incidents related to the fact of the attack in Blumenau.
State government denies new attacks
On Wednesday afternoon (5), the government of Santa Catarina released a statement refuting the information that the attack on a kindergarten in Blumenau would be the first of a series.
“Santa Catarina security forces confirm that there are no reports of other attacks. This was an isolated incident and several misinformation reports were circulated about this case,” the statement said.
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South Carolina Civilian Police Delegate General Ulisses Gabriel, in charge of the investigation, also denied this Wednesday afternoon (5) that the 25-year-old perpetrator broke into and killed four children at the Cantinho Bom Pastor Kindergarten in Blumenau. , acted based on the online game.
“It was not coordinated by other people, not by the game, not by the social network. It was a single action,” the delegate emphasized. The investigation, however, did not report on the motives for the crime, which is still under investigation. The author has at least four police passes, one of which involved stabbing his stepfather.
ABOUT no data+ will not publish the names of the perpetrator and victims of the attack, as well as explicit images of the crime. The editorial decision was made out of respect for families and the ECA (Children and Adolescents Act) and not to justify the role of criminals.
Source: Ndmais