PF uses DNA traces to uncover putschists attacking Brazil

Since the early hours of this Monday (9), Federal Police experts have been working to identify the Bolsonarian terrorists who destroyed the Planalto Palace in Brasília, the National Convention center and the Federal Supreme Court on Sunday (8). According to G1, scientific police work with complementary techniques to detect criminal Bolsonaristas.

Logically, in addition to the trail of destruction they left in the headquarters of the three Powers of the Republic, the vandals left their mark during their acts of violence. According to the broadcaster, as soon as the situation was under control, Federal Forensic Experts went to the crime scene to collect traces of DNA, while others examined drone footage and posts on social networks.

According to G1PF drones already filmed terrorists as a preventative, even before the invasion, to facilitate possible identification and retribution efforts that may arise. The analysis of data on social networks was facilitated by the scammers themselves, who transmitted both during the call for terrorist acts and during looting.

How will KM experts find material evidence against terrorists?

PF expertise seeks material evidence in the investigation of crimes that will form the basis of a report on those responsible for crimes committed on Sunday.

DNA traces collected from various personal items left on evacuation by terrorists, such as handmade weapons to loot and destroy, will be analyzed; Security cameras, footage of which were created continuously by the internal circuits of the Planalto Palace, the House and Senate, and the Federal Supreme Court (STF), and the Federal Police drones, which continued to fly over the Esplanada dos Ministérios during the coup d’état, produced images that would serve to identify leaders and criminals.

Prepared by PF experts, the report will also explore the damage done to occupied public buildings by Bolsonarist perpetrators. In addition to breaking windows and doors, the criminals set fires and used explosives. The invaluable damage done to cultural heritage by the theft and destruction of works of art.