Pará records a reduction in crime in the first four months of 2025

The investments made by the Government of Pará in the area of public safety have resulted in positive crime rates for the four-month period of 2025, as indicated by the numbers released by the Pará Secretary of Public Safety and Social Defense (Segup), through the Deputy Secretary of Intelligence and Criminal Analysis (Siac).

In the first four months of this year, Pará recorded a reduction of 59.82% in Violent Intentional Lethal Crimes (CVLI), which include robbery followed by death, homicide, femicide, and bodily injury resulting in death, compared to the same period in 2018.

In relation to the month of April, Pará showed a decrease of 64.82% in CVLI compared to the same period seven years ago. Consequently, this year's best April stands out as the best among the months of April, and furthermore, this year is the second best month in the entire historical series since 2010.

In the first four months of 2025, the State recorded 12.31% fewer occurrences of Violent Intentional Lethal Crimes compared to the same period in 2024, and also 5.19% fewer records compared to April 2024.

“Once again, the numbers prove all the work we have done to reduce crime throughout the State. This also demonstrates that all the investment the State has made, combined with security actions and strategies, reflects on the streets and the decrease in crime rates, which allows us to achieve a historic reduction in crime, as we present in the four-month period of 2025 compared to the years 2024 and also to the year 2018, before our administration,” emphasized the head of Segup, Ualame Machado.

According to the data presented, Pará recorded 146 cases of Violent Intentional Lethal Crimes (CVLI) in April 2025, while in April 2018 there were 415 cases, which represents a 64.82% decrease in CVLIs recorded this year compared to seven years ago.

In total, between January and April 2025, there were 577 Violent Intentional Lethal Crimes recorded. In 2024, there were 658 cases, while in the same period of 2018, the number of recorded cases was 1,436.

Expressive results - In the last seven years, since the beginning of the current administration, the reduction of crimes in Pará has shown expressive results, leading to national recognition of the public safety policy implemented in the State, due to the constant decrease in crime records.

“The fight against crime is a constant in the work we do, resulting from a joint action between visible policing and intelligence agencies, combined with strong state investments so that we can maintain the decline in crime rates in Pará, aiming for greater security and social peace for all,” concluded Ualame Machado.