Simone Tebet: And do you know why this happens here in the State of São Paulo?
Simone Tebet: Because the civil police — I've learned from Márcio — the civil police in São Paulo are neglected and under-resourced.
We have few civil police officers, there is no investment in investigation, and then investigators have to rush through the inquiries.
Simone Tebet: They often arrive tainted, and the justice system is forced to follow the constitutional procedure and release criminals.
Simone Tebet: And in Atena's remarks he put it well: a criminal's place is in jail.