ROLE OF THE MILITARY POLICE IN PREVENTING RECURRENCE OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: AN ANALYSIS OF HOW THE MILITARY POLICE CAN CONTRIBUTE TO PREVENTING RECURRENCE OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN PARANÁ

Abstract

This article proposes an analysis of the role of the Military Police of Paraná in preventing the recurrence of domestic violence. Exploring concepts and definitions related to domestic violence, the text emphasizes the preventive role of the police, especially in cases involving vulnerable women. It discusses studies on the behavior patterns of aggressors, identifying risk factors associated with the recurrence of violence. The analysis considers the complexity of domestic violence against women, highlighting its manifestation in various forms throughout life and across different social strata. It addresses the cycle of violence and underscores the importance of the Military Police's role as the first point of contact in many cases, emphasizing the need to fulfill the roles of protection and pursuit of justice. The text also focuses on the historical construction of women's inferiority to men as a determining factor in the occurrence of violence. The research considers Brazilian legislation, with an emphasis on the Maria da Penha Law, and its influence on the practices of the Military Police. The article emphasizes the need for reflection on the representative role of the Military Police in assisting victims of domestic violence, respecting the human rights of women. The approach seeks to provide relevant insights for public security professionals and contribute to the improvement of policies for the prevention and combating of domestic violence in the state of Paraná.