
During the morning of voting this Sunday (4), the Military Police of Paraíba recorded 15 incidents until 10 am, including arrests in the act for attempting to violate the secrecy of the vote in Patos and Santa Luzia, irregular pasting of campaign materials in Teixeira and distribution of saints in João Pessoa, in addition to records of material spillage and long queues in several municipalities.
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During the voting process in the 2024 municipal elections in Paraíba, security forces intensified monitoring to guarantee the secrecy of the vote and prevent irregularities, as determined by electoral legislation.
In relation to police incidents, the general commander of the Military Police of Paraíba, Colonel Ronildo de Souza, reported that 15 incidents were recorded until 10 am this Sunday (4).
In Sertão da Paraíba, a man was arrested in the act with a cell phone inside the voting booth trying to violate the secrecy of the vote. The Military Police were called and took the candidate to the Civil Police Station in Santa Luzia. In Patos, a man was arrested after filming the vote and sharing a video, showing the candidate, through a messaging app.
In Teixeira, a 47-year-old man and an 18-year-old woman were taken to the Civil Police Station for pasting candidate stickers. Four cardboard boxes containing campaign materials, including saints and stickers, were seized from them.
In the capital João Pessoa, around 9:30 am, a person was caught distributing saints. Campaign material was seized. The person was taken to the Federal Police.
During the morning of voting, the State Secretariat for Security and Social Defense (Sesds) also recorded a spill of holy cards in front of several voting locations in João Pessoa.
Long waiting lines were also recorded in different parts of the state, such as in João Pessoa, Campina Grande and Monteiro.
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