The Military Police of Minas Gerais has introduced a remote teleservice to streamline the registration of minor incidents in Curvelo and throughout the 14th Military Police Region. This initiative aims to enhance citizen service by allowing reports to be made through phone or video calls, thus freeing up officers to focus on more pressing matters on the streets. The 14th Military Police Region covers 52 municipalities, including key operational units in Curvelo, Diamantina, Pirapora, and Capelinha.

Under this new system, calls received through the emergency number 190 will be screened, and a police officer will follow up with the caller via telephone or video call to gather necessary information and complete the incident report. This method is designed to expedite the reporting process while maintaining the quality of service provided to the public. The implementation reflects an adaptation to modern technology to improve law enforcement responsiveness in diverse communities.

The remote teleservice emphasizes the Military Police's commitment to adjusting their operations to meet the needs of citizens more efficiently. By refining the incident reporting process, the police not only aim to reduce wait times for residents but also to optimize their workforce deployment, potentially allowing for a more proactive approach in tackling crime in the region.