Análise do crescimento da criminalidade a partir da guerra entre facções no Brasil e na região nordeste

Abstract

Organized crime has been operating in all regions, in all social strata, regardless of color, sex or age. Crime is reaching surprising numbers, homicide rates across Brazil surpasses even the sum of countries at war. Faced with such facts, the objective of this work is to analyze organized crime, with emphasis on the homicides practiced by these criminal organizations. In order to do so, it is also intended to study the history of organized crime, bringing the world and national focus, making a cut of the research, mainly in the interior of North and Northeast States, addressing its concepts, characteristics and aspects. It will also show how organized crime was structured, inside and outside the prisons, and the expansion of its domains, beginning with the appearance of CV - Red Command and the PCC - First Command of the Capital, and the From these, many other denominations of factions came to exist through the Brazilian states. It will be demonstrated that the key point for the increasing increase in the number of homicides was the expansion of the criminal factions to the other states, causing the conflict by areas for the drug traffic. Scientific research is made up of theoretical references, works by renowned jurists, legislations, jurisprudence and special scientific articles. For the study, the method of deductive approach will be used. A qualitative research will be carried out, which will allow us to verify the increase in homicides caused by war between factions in most of the Brazilian states. Confirming the problem and hypothesis presented: Problem - Is the State able to guarantee security for society, reducing the strength of organized crime, consequently improving homicide rates, or is it at the mercy of organized crime? Hypothesis: No, because from the analysis of the factual situation under study, we understand that the State at that moment lost control, as regards the security of the population, because the crime was organized and the public security institutions did not follow the development.