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Operation against reception closes six junkyards on the coast of SP

Operation seeks to combat the sale of stolen or stolen materials City Hall of Praia Grande An operation against the reception of stolen materials closed six scrapyards and seized a vehicle in Praia Grande, on the coast...

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Operation seeks to combat the sale of stolen or stolen materials City Hall of Praia Grande An operation against the reception of stolen materials closed six scrapyards and seized a vehicle in Praia Grande, on the coast of São Paulo. The inspections were carried out in seven establishments located in the Melvi, Mirim and Anhanguera neighborhoods. The action took place on Thursday night (16) and brought together teams from the Municipal Civil Guard (GCM), the Military Police and the municipal departments of Urbanism (Seurb) and Environment (Sema). ? Click here to follow the new g1 Santos channel on WhatsApp. Of the seven sites inspected, six ended up closed due to structural irregularities and lack of documentation. During the operation, agents approached 42 people to verify data. According to the city hall, there were no arrests or referrals to the police station. The municipal administration reported that these establishments are frequent targets of inspection because they often receive stolen or stolen materials.

Criminals resell items such as copper wires, water and energy clocks, garage doors and cell phones to be reused or turned into scrap. Despite suspicions of reception, the city hall only found administrative infractions at this stage. In a statement, the Secretary of Public Security Affairs, Maurício Vieira Izumi, explained that the main focus of the operation was to fine junkyards that operated outside permitted hours, as the law prohibits the opening of these businesses after 6pm. VIDEOS: g1 in 1 Minute Santos

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