The conversation details a well-prepared operation to capture a high-profile target who has a history of violent crimes. The team is equipped with tactical knowledge about the target's location and weapons, and they are ready to execute the operation. The target, who has sent messages indicating his willingness to resist arrest, is aware of being monitored.
The operation involves a simultaneous invasion from different directions, including a frontal assault and a back entrance. The team is prepared for potential resistance and has a strategy to manage it. The operation begins at dawn to reduce the risk of accidents and to have full light for visibility.
The team successfully enters the target's house and takes control of the situation. They manage to control the dogs and secure the area. However, it seems that the plan to distract the dogs with a sausage didn't work, and there are 11 dogs in total. The team continues to maintain control and secure the area.
The operation is carried out in coordination with a helicopter, which provides additional support and surveillance. The team communicates via mobile phones throughout the operation, providing updates and instructions.
The target is eventually located and apprehended. The operation ends with the target in custody, marking a significant achievement for the team.
1. The speaker left home and is now at an EIE section 8 base.
2. The operation is fully assembled.
3. The tactical team has the locations defined.
4. The aircraft is ready.
5. The team is all on the way to the base.
6. The target has more than 50 homicides on his record.
7. The target has sent several messages indicating he will not go to jail without a fight.
8. The team is 90% sure they have one or two weapons at home.
9. The team has numerical superiority of at least 10 to 1 in men and weapons.
10. The chief investigator of DICMAN in Santo André, Renzo, has a syringe.
11. They need to find a sausage in a convenience store and put the liquids for the dogs to launch.
12. The helicopter will take off at 6:15 in the morning.
13. The team will invade at 6:30.
14. The team is 12 minutes away from the invasion.
15. The team that will carry out the deep siege has already gone to the location and is getting ready.
16. The back team will give the OK that it is positioned before the aircraft takes off and the invasion begins.
17. The operation is to intimidate the target and prevent him from escaping.
18. The operation is to force the target to surrender in complete safety.
19. The operation is to enter at dawn at the beginning of the nautical morning twilight to have full light.
20. The operation is to avoid doing something stupid, reduce the risk of IT even at night.
21. The operation is to surround the front simultaneously as the helicopter takes off.
22. The side corridor is dominated, the dogs are barking.
23. The operation is to cover the front there.
24. The operation is to quickly proceed with the dogs barking.
25. The operation is to deal with the fact that there are actually 11 dogs.