An official from the high ranks of the Public Ministry (MP) of Amapá is currently under investigation after a preventive arrest warrant was issued for his suspected involvement in sexual crimes against ten women in the workplace. The individual's identity has not been disclosed. Despite an earlier agreement with the police to voluntarily appear on the scheduled date, he failed to show up at the police station, leading authorities to consider him a fugitive.

According to Katiuscia Pinheiro, a delegate at the Specialized Police Station for Women (Deam) in Santana, there had been an understanding with the suspect's attorney for a voluntary presentation. However, neither the lawyer nor the suspect honored this agreement. The decision made by the court was based on documentary evidence, testimonials, and technical elements, which prompted the need for precautionary measures to ensure public safety and accountability for the alleged crimes.

The implications of this case are significant not only for the victims, who are seeking justice and support, but also for the integrity of the public institution involved. The failure of the accused to respond to summons raises serious questions about accountability within the system designed to protect citizens. As the investigation unfolds, it will be crucial to observe how authorities manage this case and what measures they implement to ensure both protection for the victims and justice for the accused.