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A Polícia Federal realizou a prisão em flagrante após monitoramento financeiro que identificou o saque de R$ 2,5 milhões em uma agência bancária de Belém.
Duas pessoas foram presas em flagrante pela Polícia Federal (PF), nesta quarta-feira (16), logo após sacarem R$ 2,5 milhões em dinheiro vivo em uma agência bancária de Belém. A PF não confirmou quem são os investigados.
De acordo com a PF, o dinheiro apreendido é fruto de desvio de recursos públicos e tinha como destino final o financiamento ilegal de campanhas políticas no estado.
Além do montante milionário em cédulas, os policiais federais apreenderam uma arma de fogo e diversos documentos e materiais de interesse para a investigação. Todo o conteúdo apreendido passará por perícia técnica.
Técnicos do órgão federal auxiliaram os investigadores na análise financeira e no rastreamento da origem dos recursos, o que permitiu identificar o momento exato da retirada do dinheiro no banco.
De acordo com a Polícia Federal, os investigados poderão responder, conforme o grau de participação de cada um, por uma série de crimes graves, entre eles:
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