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Brazil police anti‑crime operations

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In early late July 2026 Brazil’s Federal Police announced the arrest of intensified a suspect linked to Operation Argenti Lardum, though details were sparse. On 29 July 2026 multi‑agency crackdown in Pará after the killing of reserve police sergeant Antonio Anildo Alves near a supermarket in Mãe do Rio, Pará, triggered a coordinated, multi‑agency raid dubbed “Operação Replay.” Alves. The operation brought together operation, dubbed Operação Replay, involved the Military Police, Civil Police and specialised units such as Police, CORE, CIME and the Division of Organized Crime (Draco). Police engagements resulted Draco, resulting in four armed suspects being killed in shoot‑outs and a fifth suspect dying later; a later. A teenage suspect identified only by the initials S.A.S. (initials S.A.S.) was also detained. Authorities also eliminated detained, and a weapons supplier, Eduardo, during a confrontation in Paragominas. was eliminated. Seizures included two pistol magazines, four revolvers, additional ammunition, marijuana, cash, a motorcycle, a precision balance and electronic devices that had been used as a front for the criminal network. front. The same task‑force arrested raid also led to the arrest of social‑media influencer Evellyn Braga (≈20 000 Instagram followers) on 29 July, accusing her 30 July 2026, accused of providing logistical support to the gunmen responsible for Sergeant Alves’s murder. gunmen. Mobile‑phone data recovered from the seized devices helped trace linked her to the network’s movements, network, confirming five arrests in total, including Braga and the teenager S.A.S. total. Following the operation, high‑profile arrest, Braga’s online profile surged, gaining Instagram following surged by more than 5 000 followers and 000, pushing her follower count total above 22 000 within days. Investigators disclosed that Authorities indicated the crackdown operation is linked to probes part of a broader probe into the Comando Vermelho’s financial structure, underscoring reflecting an intensified police response to organized‑crime organized crime and violent armed activity violence in Brazil.

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