In a recent incident in Belterra, Pará, police attempted to execute an arrest warrant for José Edgar Campos de Almeida, a suspect related to illegal possession of firearms. During the operation on October 4, the suspect evaded capture by fleeing into dense vegetation upon the police's arrival. Despite the efforts of the 35th BPM and the 5th Detachment of the Military Police, along with intelligence services, they were unable to apprehend him.

As the suspect fled, he left behind significant evidence, including a cellphone, 10 intact cartridges, three fired cartridges, and two shotguns: one 12-gauge and one 36-gauge. Additionally, police found an identification card that appeared to be counterfeit, bearing the name Valdir Palheta Amaral, which raised further questions about the suspect's identity and intentions. The discovery of these items suggests that the individual was involved in serious criminal activities related to firearms.

This incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement in Brazil concerning illegal arms possession and the evasion tactics used by suspects. The escape of José Edgar Campos underscores the need for enhanced strategies in policing and intelligence to effectively address such criminal elements, particularly in remote areas where suspects may use the terrain to their advantage.