Sobrevivência urbana: análise da eficiência do Curso de Formação de Oficiais da PMMA no preparo do oficial para atuar em situações de reação à violência

Abstract

The police profession presents several circumstances that put the lives of those who promote this activity at risk on a daily basis. Police survival is the ability to face the adversities imposed by the profession and the environment in which the police officer finds himself. In this way, the objective of police survival is to make the agent conditioned, through adequate training, to control his actions so that he is aware of everything that is happening around him. This training needs to happen from their entry into the academy, for this reason the present work aims to investigate the Officer Training Course in the preparation of the PMMA officer to act in situations of reaction to violence. Breaking down into three specific objectives: 1. Conceptualizing what is the reaction to urban violence, police survival; 2. Describe how the CFO students are trained in the shooting disciplines in relation to specific training focused on the day off; 3. Identify the contributions of the police shooting discipline to the training of the PMMA officer to act in situations of reaction to violence. Concluding that the discipline of police shooting that is used nowadays to train the PMMA officer to act in situations of reaction to violence, although it contributes to the training of cadets, it is not specific to police survival, which makes many police officers have no proximity to this doctrine, or still, seek further training to obtain such knowledge. With this in mind, the proposal of a revitalization of the curricular structure of the CFO course is defended, in order to add to its definitive schedule a discipline that has as its objective the work and teaching of police survival, unifying theoretical and practical knowledge in daily actions