POLÍCIA FEDERAL: função vertebradora, combate à corrupção e os desvios de conduta policial
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Resumo: O artigo aborda, de forma teórica, a função vertebradora da Polícia Federal no enfrentamento à corrupção, iniciando pelo enfrentamento a casos envolvendo seus próprios servidores. Foi feito levantamento junto à CGU de dados de punições de servidores públicos federais por corrupção e outras causas. Foi feita também análise de notícias publicadas em jornais de grande circulação a respeito de prisões de policiais federais por corrupção, como
fenômeno decorrente do combate à corrupção interna. Os resultados comparativos mostram a rigidez muito maior com que a Polícia Federal trata os casos de corrupção interna em relação aos demais órgãos do Poder Executivo Federal, tendo sido expulsos, no período compreendido entre 2003 a 2019, oito vezes mais servidores do Poder Executivo federal, por envolvimento em casos de corrupção, em relação à média geral.
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