Ciclo completo de polícia: uma proposta para a segurança pública no Brasil

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to examine the current public security system in Brazil from the perspective of efficiency in the public service. Faced with the worrying increase in crime, the study seeks to assess the feasibility of adopting the Complete Police Cycle as a prerequisite for the solution. The current security system demonstrates a lack of effectiveness in fighting crime, as indicated by statistics. To this end, theoretical research was carried out, including analysis of articles, legislation, previous studies and recent research in the area of security. Through data analysis, it was found that countries like Portugal and Uruguay, which adopt the complete cycle of police, have lower homicide rates and global peace rates than those found in Brazil, suggesting greater efficiency with the implementation of this model.