
Operation ÔM3GA targets mayors, councilors, businesspeople and public servants in 11 cities in the state.
Tocantins Civil Police launched Operation ÔM3GA to investigate an alleged corruption scheme, carrying out 70 search and seizure warrants against 41 targets, including mayors and councilors, in 11 municipalities.
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The Civil Police launched Operation ÔM3GA to investigate a corruption scheme involving public agents in Tocantins.
On the morning of this Wednesday (14), the Civil Police launched Operation ÔM3GA to investigate an alleged corruption scheme in the state. In total, 70 search and seizure warrants were executed against 41 targets, including mayors, councilors, lawyers, businesspeople and public servants.
As reported by TV Anhanguera, among those investigated are acting mayors and a former mayor. Councilors who preside over municipal chambers, lawyers who act or have acted as municipal prosecutors, accountants, businesspeople, secretaries and municipal employees and people suspected of participating in money laundering are also investigated.
More than 100 civil police officers participate in the action, which takes place in Araguaína, Palmas, Ananás, Arapoema, Darcinópolis, Pau D'Arco, Pedro Afonso, Nova Olinda, Palmeirante, Colinas do Tocantins and Figueirópolis.
The searches are carried out at the headquarters of five city halls and five municipal councils, law offices, companies and homes of those being investigated.

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