MOBILE TACTICAL DOCTRINE AND REFORM OF THE BASIC ORGANIZATION LAW: A STRATEGY TO STRENGTHEN MILITARY POLICE BATTALIONS IN THE INTERIOR OF AMAZONAS

Abstract

Tactical patrolling is essential for the Military Police, working in high-risk operations, such as fighting organized crime and controlling riots, with high technical training. Its specialized work strengthens public safety and responds to threats that regular policing cannot face. This type of patrolling gave rise to mobile tactical teams, which still need to evolve to continue doing a good job in the state of Amazonas. The research will be qualitative, seeking to understand the context through non-numerical data, and will follow the methodology of applied research focused on generating practical knowledge. The inductive method will be used, with a literature review, documentary and bibliographic research, to prepare a descriptive analysis of the situation. The study tends to demonstrate the importance of regularizing and implementing a doctrine of mobile tactical teams in the battalions Military Police of the interior of the state.