At least 64 killed in Rio's largest police raid on gangs
Summary
At least 64 people died in a major police raid against the Red Command gang in Rio de Janeiro. The police operation involved about 2,500 security officers and resulted in arrests, injuries, and the seizure of drugs and weapons. The United Nations called for investigations into the deadly raid.Key Facts
- 64 people were killed in a police raid in Rio de Janeiro targeting the Red Command gang.
- The incident is the deadliest police operation in Rio's history.
- Four police officers were among the dead, and more than 80 people were arrested.
- About 2,500 security personnel took part in the operation.
- The UN Human Rights Office expressed concern, asking for investigations into the raid.
- The raid took place in Alemão and Penha districts, areas known for organized crime.
- More than 200 kilograms of drugs and multiple firearms were seized during the raid.
- The Red Command gang is expanding its influence across Rio, controlling drug routes and hillside areas.
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