Civil Police recover stolen cell phones and combat reception in Oeiras do Pará Reproduction / PC-PA The Civil Police of Pará launched the second phase of "Operation Sentinel" in Oeiras do Pará, Marajó to combat property crimes and the illegal trade of electronic devices in the Baixo Tocantins region. In total, more than 25 people were summoned to provide clarifications at the police station. ? Follow the g1 Pará channel on WhatsApp The action, carried out in partnership with the City Hall, resulted in the recovery of seven cell phones that had been stolen, stolen or lost. According to investigations, all cell phones recovered at this stage had been stolen during the year 2025.
Civil Police recover stolen cell phones and combat reception in Oeiras do Pará
Civil Police recover stolen cell phones and combat reception in Oeiras do Pará Reproduction / PC-PA The Civil Police of Pará launched the second phase of "Operation Sentinel" in Oeiras do Pará, Marajó to combat property...
Intelligence work To locate the devices, the police team, coordinated by investigator Paulo Vitor Rodrigues, carried out intelligence work and data crossing based on police reports in 2025. Based on the tracking and mapping of the devices, the police were able to identify who was in possession of the illicit electronics. Seizures in the capital and in Mosqueiro Although the operation was coordinated by the Oeiras do Pará police station, the line of investigation revealed that the stolen devices were already circulating in other regions of the state. During the investigations, the police managed to locate and seize cell phones not only in the municipality of origin, but also in the capital, Belém, and in the district of Mosqueiro. The seven recovered devices were formally seized and sent to the Oeiras do Pará police unit. The police are now carrying out procedures to identify and contact the legitimate owners so that they can recover the assets. The Civil Police reported that "Operation Sentinel" will be carried out periodically in the municipality. The authorities' focus is to dismantle the chain of receipt and sale of products of criminal origin, stifling the illegal trade that encourages robberies and theft in the region. With continued actions, the expectation is to significantly reduce local crime rates. VIDEOS: see all the news from Pará
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