The PSD candidate for the government of Rio de Janeiro, Eduardo Paes, visited the facilities of the Municipal Public Security Secretariat of Duque de Caxias in Baixada Fluminense this Friday (11) and proposed the creation of a single security system in Rio de Janeiro, integrating armed municipal guards, camera monitoring and patrolling guided by crime indicators, with financial resources to encourage cities in the interior of the state.
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Eduardo Paes, PSD candidate for the government of Rio de Janeiro, visited the facilities of the Municipal Public Security Secretariat of Duque de Caxias in Baixada Fluminense to learn about the local security model, which includes a gym, operations room and structure of the Municipal Force.
The PSD candidate for the government of Rio de Janeiro, Eduardo Paes, visited the facilities of the Municipal Public Security Secretariat of Duque de Caxias, in Baixada Fluminense, this Friday (11).
Paes visited the gym, the operations room and the structure of the Municipal Force. The model that exists in Caxias and the city of Rio, according to the candidate, can be taken to other municipalities, with armed municipal guards and patrols guided by crime indicators, in addition to monitoring the city using cameras.
The proposal is to create a single security system in Rio de Janeiro, integrating municipal guards from across the state, as well as camera monitoring. According to Paes, the idea is to combine planning, technology and intelligence to reinforce street safety.
"The single security system in Rio de Janeiro will also include financial resources so that we can encourage cities like Itaperuna, Campos, Volta Redonda, Barra Mansa, so that we have a larger force on the streets carrying out overt policing," said Paes.
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Eduardo Paes will detail the implementation plan for the single security system in Rio de Janeiro in future campaigns and interviews
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