In Ubá, Brazil, recent heavy rainfall led to severe flooding, creating a situation of vulnerability among the local population. During this crisis, reports emerged of looting incidents targeting goods, prompting the Civil Police to act following complaints from citizens. In a response to the situation, officers were deployed to investigate the alleged thefts that occurred amidst the calamity.

On Tuesday, the police operation was initiated after receiving information about specific looting events. Upon identifying suspects related to these thefts, law enforcement agents proceeded to the locations indicated and successfully recovered a shipment of gas cylinders, although the exact quantity remains undisclosed. The police stated that they have seized these items as part of their ongoing efforts to maintain public safety and provide support to the victims of the flooding.

Regional delegate Bruno Salles emphasized the continuous work of the police in both identifying support for victims and taking necessary actions to prevent further crimes that would deepen the community's suffering. Despite their efforts, no individuals have yet been apprehended in connection with the looting of goods during this vulnerable period for Ubá's residents.