Uso diferenciado da força: padronização na utilização de instrumentos de menor potencial ofensivo no âmbito do 9º BPM da PMMA

Abstract

The general objective of this study was to analyze, within the scope of the PMMA's 9th BPM, how the standardization of Instruments of Less Offensive Potential influences the Differentiated Use of Force, based on the following specific objectives: to verify the level of standardization in the use of these instruments; identify the influence of this standardization on police events; demonstrate the relationship between the standardization of instruments and the Differentiated Use of Force in police cases attended by the battalion; as well as pointing out the expected changes in the result of these occurrences with the adoption of the intended standardization. For this, as methodological procedures, a bibliographic research was used, based on consultations with different publications related to the content covered in the theoretical framework; documentary research, through the examination of official documents and institutional records; as well as a case study in the 9th BPM, carried out through field research. From the analysis of the data, it became evident the importance of the theme for Public Security and the mismatch involving both the training of police officers and the deficiency in the supply of adequate instruments by the Public Power, thus concluding that the increase in the standardization of Minor Instruments Offensive potential is essential to obtain effectiveness in the Differentiated Use of Force, with a view to providing a service compatible with the dignity of citizens