Busca e apreensão coletiva: o reflexo das operações policiais nas comunidades do estado do Rio de Janeiro

Abstract

This scientific article examines collective search and seizure and the impact of police operations in the state of Rio de Janeiro. The study focuses on understanding collective search and seizure, analyzing the understanding of the sixth chamber of the STJ (Superior Court of Justice) on the subject, and how these operations affect the community and social environment, considering both legal aspects and social repercussions. This research examines legislation that prohibits collective search and seizure actions, highlighting the circumstances under which these operations were authorized, and the criteria used by police forces. Additionally, specific cases of operations in Rio de Janeiro are analyzed, exploring their repercussions and outcomes. The article also addresses concerns related to individual and collective rights during these operations, emphasizing potential violations of fundamental rights. By examining the impact of these operations on the social fabric of Rio de Janeiro, the article seeks to identify possible consequences, both positive and negative. The conclusion highlights key points and recommendations for public policies, aiming to improve the effectiveness of operations and collective search and seizure while simultaneously ensuring respect for the fundamental rights of citizens.