Fernando Haddad: But when in action, he cannot turn it off.
Fernando Haddad: And it has happened in São Paulo that the camera is turned off at the moment of confrontation, which is precisely the proof you need that the officer did not commit any excessive force to preserve his life and the life of the citizen, the worker, who may have nothing to do with that... necessary repression, which is often required.
So, to qualify police service, we need more transparency.
Fernando Haddad: So it's no use invoking Paris to talk about something that is not happening here, which is transparency of actions.
Fernando Haddad: Do you think it's fair to double police lethality, almost an 80% increase?