MOTORIZED TACTICAL PATROL IN THE MILITARY POLICE OF PARANÁ

Abstract

The general objective of this article was to study the model of mobile tactical patrol in the State of Paraná to combat the growth of violence. Methodologically, this study refers to a bibliographic, exploratory and qualitative research, which in this case involved literature review through the review of books, articles and theses selected in search engines such as Scielo; Thesis Bank; Google Scholar and legislation in force in view of the pertinence to the topic addressed. The results showed that it can be observed that the specifications of the specialized groups of the Military Police end up generating the need to act through doctrine and organizational strategy built according to the needs of each modality of action. The guidelines that guide the action of the Police Battalion of Ostensive Rounds of a Special Nature (BPRONE) and the Motorized Tactical Patrol (PATAMO) are guided by general rules of action of tactical patrol groups and legal requirements in force. It can be concluded that motorized tactical patrol is a doctrine that makes use of sport utility vehicles (SUVs), with greater operational apparatus and tactical and technical mastery in its procedures with greater firepower.