Federal Police delegates demand academy explain colleague's ouster over 'ideas'

Federal Police delegates are demanding answers from the National Police Academy's leadership regarding the exclusion of a colleague from its teaching staff. The delegates, through their association (ADPF), claim that delegate Diego Gallo de Souza Gay was removed from his teaching role due to alleged "incompatibility of ideas" following a meeting with the corporation's top brass.

Sources close to Gallo suspect the decision was a "retaliatory administrative decision" for his public stances and defense of the class's rights. Gallo, with 17 years in the force, has a notable record in advocating for the delegates' prerogatives. The ADPF has formally requested justifications for his rejection from the faculty responsible for teaching Police Investigation (IPO).

The delegates question whether such an administrative decision, based on institutional or associative expressions, adheres to constitutional principles of legality, impartiality, morality, and efficiency. They emphasize that Gallo's participation in discussions was solely in his capacity as a regional director of the ADPF, representing debated positions within the association in a balanced and respectful manner.