Civil Police officer is killed: 17-year-old suspect died after exchange of gunfire with police The weapon of civil police officer Manoel Raimundo Leite dos Santos, 62, who was shot dead on Sunday (26), in Macapá, was recovered this Monday morning (27). The operation also resulted in the arrest of another 16-year-old teenager, suspected of participating in the crime. A woman was also presented at the police station. In addition to the pistol stolen from the police officer, agents found a revolver that may have been used in the homicide. The gun showed signs of a shot being fired. ? Click here to follow the g1 AP channel on WhatsApp The police officer's revolver and the possible murder weapon were seized this Monday (27), in the Araxá neighborhood Maria Clara Prudêncio/g1 AP According to Major Hércules Lucena, from the Special Operations Battalion (Bope), the police located the weapons hidden under the floor of a house in the Araxá neighborhood, around 12pm this Monday. "The young man, aged 16, was hiding in the Universidade neighborhood. We made the arrest, and he indicated where the weapons were hidden. He also identified the other possible people involved in this crime", said the major. According to the major, the teenager confirmed that other suspects are part of a criminal organization. To date, three teenagers have been apprehended and one died during a police confrontation. Manoel was spending his day off with his family in a leisure area in the Araxá neighborhood, in the South Zone of the capital, when he was attacked. According to the Civil Police, four teenagers linked to the Amapá Terror Family (FTA) faction participated in the crime. READ MORE: What is known and what remains to be clarified about the death of a civil police officer in Amapá Civilian police officer is shot dead in the South Zone of Macapá Weapons hidden under the floor of a house in a ressaca area, in the Araxá neighborhood Reproduction The investigations continue to identify everyone involved, including people who helped escape and hide the weapons.