Operation Omnes arrests 724 fugitives for homicide and femicide, says Federal Police

Brazil's Federal Police announced the successful conclusion of Operation Omnes, reporting the arrest of 724 fugitives investigated or convicted for homicide and femicide across the country. The operation, which ran from May to August, was a coordinated effort involving various integrated forces focused on combating organized crime.

The Federal Police highlighted that the operation's announcement aligns with "Agosto Lilás," a month dedicated to raising awareness and combating violence against women. It also coincides with Brazil's National Human Rights Day on August 12.

According to the Federal Police, the joint mission emphasized information sharing and the strategic use of intelligence resources. These efforts were crucial in identifying, locating, and apprehending individuals who had evaded justice in different regions of Brazil.

The agency stated that the date reinforces the importance of integrated institutional action in combating crimes against life and holding perpetrators accountable. These actions are considered essential pillars for guaranteeing and promoting human rights for all citizens.

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the date reinforces the importance of the integrated action of institutions in combating crimes against life and in holding the authors of these crimes accountable, essential pillars for the guarantee and promotion of human rights for the entire population.