The importance of the preparation of the circumstantial term of occurrence-TCO by the military police before the criminal off enses of lesser off ensive potential

Abstract

The present study aims to guide the diffi culty encountered by the citizen who resorts when he/she suff ers a threat or suff ers damage to his rights, and whose shelter in many situations is not attended to him in the civil police station, which is sometimes crammed with more complex procedures, and/or even there are not enough staff to meet the social demand, thus bringing diffi culty for the citizen to exercise his right to come to justice. It is note point that in many cases the drafting of this procedure at the place of occurrence by a qualifi ed and trained police offi cer would expedite the procedure, letting the elucidation of the fact fl ow more eff ectively and giving a response to the parties involved in the typical fact. This course conclusion work was returned not only to obtain a grade, but also to raise a discussion of the importance of the preparation of the Detailed Term of Occurrence-TCO by the military police offi cer in the face of criminal off enses of lesser off ensive potential, for the purposes of rationalizing and improving the work of ostentatious police, as well as in support of providing speed of these criminal off enses, that often do not reach the State-Judge, not allowing this time the population to be at the mercy of a bureaucracy in the current conjuncture because the Judicial Police passes, very bureaucratic and defi cient in human material to provide citizenship to the population. It is intended to discuss the subject so that there is no vanity about the problem that leads the population to distrust the work of the police and discredit the judiciary. Subject of this importance should be discussed with professionalism and republican spirit, never treated with vanity; we do want to deal with dynamic and above all competence for the eff ective elucidation of the illegal act committed, generating the population the feeling of eff ectiveness and effi ciency in the police-judicial service.