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Ministro do Supremo Tribunal Federal ordena afastamento do diretor-geral da Polícia Federal em meio a disputa sobre monitoramento
O ministro do STF Andre Mendonca ordenou o afastamento do diretor-geral da Polícia Federal, Andrei Passos Rodrigues, acusando a área de inteligência da corporação de monitorá-lo por mais de um mês; um colegiado de três ministros manteve a decisão no mesmo dia.
Sintetizado por IA a partir das fontes citadas abaixo.
O ministro do Supremo Tribunal Federal Andre Mendonca ordenou na terça-feira o afastamento cautelar do diretor-geral da Polícia Federal, Andrei Passos Rodrigues, e do diretor de inteligência, Leandro Almada da Costa, afirmando que a área de inteligência da corporação o monitorou por mais de trinta dias. Mendonca disse que unidades policiais produziram pelo menos seis relatórios de inteligência sobre ele entre 3 e 31 de agosto.
A Segunda Turma do STF formou maioria de 3 a 0 no mesmo dia para manter o afastamento, e o governo disse que recorreria. A decisão ocorreu em meio a uma turbulência mais ampla na mais alta corte do Brasil: o ministro Alexandre de Moraes enfrenta separadamente pressão para renunciar por supostos vínculos com Daniel Vorcaro, banqueiro no centro de um colapso bancário, depois que documentos da Polícia Federal tornados públicos mostraram que Vorcaro buscou repetidamente conselhos de alguém identificado pelas autoridades como de Moraes.
Key facts
- Justice Andre Mendonca ordered the removal of Federal Police director-general Andrei Passos Rodrigues and intelligence director Leandro Almada da Costa
- Mendonca said police intelligence monitored him for more than 30 days, producing at least six reports between August 3-31
- The Supreme Court's Second Panel voted 3-0 to uphold the removal; the government said it would appeal
- The dispute comes amid separate pressure on Justice Alexandre de Moraes over alleged links to a disgraced banker
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