EDCAST #129: Aylton Dadalto, advogado especialista em Segurança Pública

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😳Você sabia que um estudo aponta que moradores em situação de rua podem receber, em comida, roupas e outras doações, o equivalente a R$ 3 mil por mês? 🥇Quem deu esse número é estudioso e tem uma experiência no mínimo marcante na área da Segurança Pública. Segurança é a praia dele! E, para ele, a proximidade com a comunidade é o caminho para melhorar os índices e diminuir a violência. 🔐Essa é a receita do Aylton Dadalto, advogado especialista em Segurança e que esteve à frente do Conselho de Segurança Urbana de Vitória. E a missão é entender as demandas que chegam dos líderes comunitários de cada região e dar resposta. E a chave é aproximação. 🧐O problema dos moradores em situação de rua, o roubo de cabos e fios de cobre para a venda, o aumento na venda e no consumo de drogas nas ruas. Muitos temas sensíveis que precisam de atenção. 👮🏽‍♀️A atuação, com a ajuda de órgãos de governo e apoio das comunidades, foi possível reduzir os índices de todos os tipos de crimes. A experiência virou um livro: Gestão Estratégica de Segurança Pública, com experiência de vários atores no setor da Segurança Pública. 🚀Edcast sensacional e necessário!

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