'Creme, shampoo e muito mais': suspects are caught with R$ 4,000 in stolen products in PG
Two women and a teenager were taken to the police station after an operation in the central region on Monday (19)
The Military Police recovered about R$ 4 thousand in stolen goods in Ponta Grossa (PG), on Monday (19). The action took place in the central region and ended with two women and a teenager referred to the 13th Police Subdivision.
According to information from the 1st Military Police Battalion, the Proximity Police team began the search after attending an occurrence of theft in a pharmacy. Information collected and images from security cameras helped the police in the location of the three suspects in commercial establishments in the region.
The goods were in a vehicle used by the group.
During the approaches and the inspection in a vehicle used by the involved, the police found several products. According to the PM, part of the goods came from different pharmacies. Other items did not yet have the origin identified at the time of care.
According to the information raised by the team, the three suspects would act together, with division of functions to facilitate the withdrawal of products from the establishments. The participation of each should be determined in the investigation.
The two adults, the teenager and the goods recovered were referred to the 13th Police Subdivision for appropriate procedures. The corporation did not inform what measures were taken after the presentation of those involved to the police station.
Images will help the investigation
The recordings of the monitoring systems were also made available to the Civil Police to help clarify the facts and determine the performance of the suspects. The Military Police highlighted the collaboration of the merchants in providing information and images that contributed to the location of the group and the recovery of the products.
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The guidance of the corporation is that the establishments keep the security cameras in operation and immediately communicate suspicious situations by phone 190.
