Reinforced policing for the Unified National Competition tests

Next Sunday (5) the first edition of the Unified National Competition (CNU) will be held, in the morning and afternoon shifts, in the Federal District and in 228 municipalities across the country. After alignment meetings, with the participation of representatives from federal and local agencies, the Integrated Operations Protocol (POI) will be put into practice next Sunday (5). The material was prepared to support public security in the DF and includes coordinated actions, scheduled to occur before, during and after the administration of the tests. The preparation of the document was coordinated by the DF Public Security Secretariat (SSP-DF).

“We will be ready to act if any unexpected situation occurs, so that it can be resolved more quickly, but the expectation is that everything will occur calmly and safely”, explains the Secretary of Public Security, Sandro Avelar. “Throughout the day there will be, at Ciob [Centro Integrado de Operações de Brasília]representatives of various bodies involved in the operation, to monitor the test sites, thus facilitating the resolution of various situations such as mobility, situations that require policing, power outages, among others”, he adds.

The Military Police of the Federal District (PMDF) will provide support in transporting assessments to the test locations and also in collection. “There will also be extensive policing carried out by specialized commands in the vicinity of all schools, before and after exam time”, reinforces the commander of the PMDF Operational Department (DOP), Colonel Wesley.

Detran teams will work together with the PMDF in the vicinity of the test sites to control traffic and inspection and actions to prevent irregular parking.

The DF Military Fire Department (CBMDF) will provide urgent and emergency care, when required, in conjunction with Samu. All test sites will have support from brigade members and private security guards.

Detran inspection teams will carry out traffic control and inspection in locations with more than a thousand registered users. To this end, patrol teams will be set up, always made up of more than one vehicle. Detran will also take action to prevent irregular parking.

*With information from SSP