Uma análise sobre a relação dos mercados das zonas urbanas sensíveis e a polícia

• Autor(a) principal: Silva, Carina
• Data de Publicação: 2022
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)
• Texto Completo: http://hdl.handle.net/10362/142116
• topic: Polícia; Segurança; Insegurança; Confiança; Violência Juvenil; Discriminação; Abuso; Racismo; Intolerância; Queixas; Police; Safety; Insecurity; Confidence; Youth Violence; Discrimination; Abuse; Racism; Intolerance; Complaints; Direito

The present dissertation, “An Analysis on the Relationship of Residents of Sensitive Urban Areas and the Police — contributions and future perspectives”, aims to analysis the relationship between the police and the people who live in those areas that is designated as “tense” in newspaper articles found on the internet, this feeling of “tension” and distrust of the police is not the norm in the majority of the Portuguese population. For this contribution to this analysis, the PSP, 39th police station of Sacavém, and the case of the Municipality of Loures, parish of Sacavém, Quinta do Mocho were studied. This dissertation covers the abuse of authority, the level of security or the insecurity felt by the populations residing in these areas in relation to the police activity, in one of the safest countries in the world, taking into account the circumstances experienced with COVID-19 that aggravated the difficulties, covers the right to equality of all citizens, implying fundamental rights expressed in the CRP and their compliance with the powers and competences of police officers, taking into account the law of the police and observing the training of police officers. Public security is also observed as the protection of citizens and their rights, as well as their assets, public tranquility as harmony in society and individual and collective health. And it is observed that the task of security, as an end of the State, is hampered by the crisis and by the economic and sociocultural differences present in society, which are conditions that allow gangs to act, as street groups or even institutionalized groups, recruiting and committing illicit activities, which become a generational problem and revels that the response of the State is insufficient to guarantee the well-being of its entire population that is more than the minimum and before a society that sees itself as a supplier of insufficient alternatives. People tend to find another way to achieve material well-being or feel integrated into society as they can feel in the gangs that provide them with a subculture that turns out to be legitimized by these people for the ends it achieves, even if the means to an illicit activity or criminal activities. These conditions proved to be conducive to urban violence carried out by young people who seek that feeling of integration and those situations are more common in the ZUS, where incidents between the population and the PSP are the most reported.