Councilor Ewerton 'Inha' de Lissa Souza, from Ferraz de Vasconcelos Reproduction / Social Networks Councilor Ewerton "Inha" de Lissa Souza (Podemos) was authorized by the Court to resume his mandate in the Chamber of Ferraz de Vasconcelos after the end of the 180-day precautionary leave determined during the investigations of Operation TAC, by the Public Ministry of São Paulo (MPSP). The decision was announced this Friday (31). ? The councilor was removed after being named as one of those investigated in the MPSP's TAC operation, which investigates the diversion of R$ 24 million from the public coffers of Ferraz de Vasconcelos (see below). According to the City Council, the return is immediate and the parliamentarian will be able to participate in the first ordinary session of this semester, this Monday (3), at 5 pm. No substitutes were called up during the period in which Inha was away. ? Click to follow the g1 Mogi das Cruzes e Suzano channel on WhatsApp According to the MPSP, with the end of the suspension period, the Special Action Group to Combat Organized Crime (Gaeco) agreed to replace the removal with other precautionary measures. If the councilor fails to comply with these determinations, preventive detention may be ordered. g1 asked the MPSP what the precautionary measures are, but did not receive a response until the last update of this report. The measures were determined within the scope of the Criminal Investigative Procedure (PIC). According to the MPSP, the investigation continues and awaits the extraction of data from seized cell phones, computers and other electronic devices. Operation TAC MP operation carries out warrants in Ferraz de Vasconcelos At least R$ 24 million were diverted from the public coffers of Ferraz de Vasconcelos, according to an investigation by the Public Ministry of São Paulo (MPSP). The MPSP pointed out that the scheme involves the vice-mayor of Ferraz de Vasconcelos, Daniel Balke; the Secretary of Finance, Pedro Paulo Teixeira Júnior; the executive coordinator of the Environment Secretariat, Moacyr Alves de Souza; councilor Ewerton "Inha" de Lissa Souza; former councilor Flávio "Inha" Batista de Souza; in addition to civil servants and businesspeople. According to the Public Ministry, civil servants, politicians and businesspeople had acted to sign two Conduct Adjustment Terms (TACs) in exchange for bribes. According to the investigation, the agreements provided for the suspension of a company's active debt certificates, related to environmental infractions, and the withdrawal of legal actions brought by the municipality. Watch more news about Alto Tietê