PF investigates criminals who used hospital to favor political candidates in Alagoas Disclosure/PF-AL The Federal Police (PF) carried out, this Tuesday (4), an operation to combat a criminal group that tried to benefit political candidates with privileged access to consultations, exams and procedures in a hospital in Alagoas. ?Join the g1 Alagoas channel During the operation, three weapons were seized and sent to the Civil Police. There is no information about prisoners. The group is suspected of electoral corruption, embezzlement and active and passive corruption in Alagoas. According to the PF, 26 search and seizure warrants were carried out during Operation Ruptura.
PF carries out operation to dismantle group that used AL hospital to benefit political candidates
PF investigates criminals who used hospital to favor political candidates in Alagoas Disclosure/PF-AL The Federal Police (PF) carried out, this Tuesday (4), an operation to combat a criminal group that tried to benefit political candidates...
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The group is suspected of electoral corruption, embezzlement and active and passive corruption in Alagoas. According to the PF, 26 search and seizure warrants were carried out during Operation Ruptura.
- g1 contacted the Federal Police communications department to find out the name and city of the hospital that would serve as a facilitator for the criminal group.
- In the report, the organization only informed that “in compliance with the restrictions applicable to the electoral closed period, the Federal Police Press Office will not forward press...
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g1 contacted the Federal Police communications department to find out the name and city of the hospital that would serve as a facilitator for the criminal group. In the report, the organization only informed that “in compliance with the restrictions applicable to the electoral closed period, the Federal Police Press Office will not forward press releases by this group during the aforementioned period”. Investigations indicate that public agents acted to refer patients who were on parallel lists, offering them priority access to public health services.