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to avoid leaks before the arrest, there was a minimal police operation five in the morning, local time, struck some 30 addresses in Rio de Janeiro. One of the arrests was of a 48-year-old police officer who lives in the fenced area in the district of Barra da Tijuca, where even the president of Brazil Jair Bolsonaro live. The policeman is suspected to be the that executed the human rights activist Mariella Franco with nine shots on march 14 last year. The other arrest was of a 46-year-old former police officer who is suspected to be the one who drove the car where the shots were fired from. According to the police investigation, there were only these two men in the car who persecuted Marielle Franco. In connection with the arrest were seized also the weapons suspected to belong to the dödspatrull which has links to president Bolsonaro.
the execution of Marielle was ”meticulously planned in three months ' time” and the subject is considered to be her battle against the dödspatrull raging in Rio's suburbs. Dödspatrullen goes under the name Escritório do Crime (Brottskontoret), and is behind the majority of extrajudicial executions in Brazil. The country's president, högernationalisten Bolsonaro, has in the past in congress have honored the death squads in Brazil and believes that they dispense justice.
One of Jair Bolsonaros sons, the 37-year-old senator Flávio Bolsonaro, supports the militias in Rio de Janeiro, which orders the executions of dödspatrullen. The senator has previously hired the mother and the wife of the militia called for leaders and honored militiamen through to go on their media server streams. The militia in Rio consists of former police officers, firefighters and professional criminals, who, during the last ten years, taken over all favelas in the east of Rio. The militia is engaged not with the drugs but earn the money to execute people, selling protection, and electricity and gas to households in the favelas. A part of the revenue goes to the militia political wing that is represented in the city's municipal council.
