Military Police Forced to Cook During Duty in the Region
Denunciation points to an order from the 3rd Company of the 1st BPM; in cities with only two PMs per shift, patrol vehicles stop circulating while the meal is prepared
The editorial staff of the Boca no Trombone Portal received information that military police officers of the detachments linked to the 3rd Company of Castro, of the 1st Military Police Battalion of Ponta Grossa, were being required to prepare their own lunch during the hours of service.
According to reports, officers from Carambeí, Piraí do Sul, Jaguariaíva, Arapoti and Sengés would be prohibited from buying food or making meals outside the barracks, having to cook in the unit itself.
The result, according to the complaints, is the reduction of the ostensible police in the streets. In municipalities where the daily workforce is only two police officers, the time spent to prepare food directly impacts the care of the population and the patrol.
According to the information provided, the cars remain stationary while the police need to take turns in the kitchen.
The report contacted the 1st Military Police Battalion of Ponta Grossa to request positioning on the determination and its operational impacts, but until the closure of this matter there was no return. The space is still open for demonstration.
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