A 36-year-old man was arrested at a Civil Police Station in Manaus, Amazonas, after it was discovered that he was a fugitive from justice. He had gone to the location to register a police report, but ended up being detained and sentenced to 25 years in prison for statutory rape against a minor. The sentence was given by the Justice of Pará. The criminal was sentenced to serve his sentence in a closed regime.
The arrest was the result of a quick police system query, which revealed that the man was being pursued by the justice system. He was attended to by the police who carried out the query and, after his identity was confirmed, he was given an arrest order. The case highlights the efficiency of the fugitive search system and the importance of checking backgrounds at police stations. The Civil Police has been carrying out a series of actions to locate and arrest fugitives from justice in the entire state of Amazonas.
Statutory Rape is Considered a Serious Crime and is Punished with Severe Penalties
According to the law, the crime is characterized by the practice of a libidinous act with a person under 14 years of age, being considered a crime that attacks the dignity and physical and psychological integrity of the victim. The case registered in Manaus reveals the importance of raising awareness about the severity of the crime and the need for effective actions to prevent and punish those responsible.
Justice in Pará Issued Condemning Sentence
The Civil Police of Amazonas carried out the sentence, which was served by the man who was transferred to the prison system to serve the 25-year sentence in a closed regime. The arrest demonstrates the authorities’ commitment to ensuring the safety of the population and punishing criminals who commit serious crimes.
