Segurança pública e a letalidade violenta no estado do Rio de Janeiro sob o recorte das Áreas Integradas de Segurança Pública - AISP (2006-2020)

Abstract

This work aimed to analyze Public Security in the State of Rio de Janeiro based on Violent Lethality in the period between 2006 and 2020. Based on the normative instruments of Public Security, we sought to point out how the Violent Lethality indicator serves to indicate Integrated Areas of Public Security as violent “justifying” more lethal action. The death rates, by the territorial sections of the Security, show a great centrality of lethal crimes and Deaths by Police Intervention in certain places. Thus, given a marked difference in the strategic indicator of Violent Lethality between security regions, there was an intention to know if Public Security, given its planning, is oriented to the State as a whole, or unequally serves certain spaces. In this sense, it was noticed that, in addition to stigmatizing places and their residents, there was a more administrative effort in the manipulation of indicators than a change in posture about what Public Security should represent.