Penas de condenados por esquema de 'lojas' de tráfico do PCC somam mais de 50 anos de prisão em RR
Operação Fim de Dança, em novembro de 2025, prendeu chefes do PCC, que foram denunciados pelo MP. PCRR/Divulgação Os integrantes do Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC) condenados por chefiar a facção criminosa e operar um esquema de "lojas" do tráfico de drogas em Roraima receberam penas que, somadas, chegam a 54 anos, três meses e 13 dias de prisão. Ao todo, seis pessoas foram sentenciadas. As sentenças foram aplicadas em 30 de abril de 2026 pela Vara Criminal Única da Comarca
Six individuals linked to the PCC criminal faction have received combined prison sentences totaling over 54 years for operating a drug trafficking network in Roraima. The sentences were handed down by the Caracaraí Criminal Court on April 30, 2026, following the "Operação Fim de Dança" investigation initiated in November 2025. The convicted members held key roles, including the state leader, financial operators, and individuals managing drug "stores" and storage sites.
Among those sentenced are Rodrigo Alberto Xavier, known as "Sorriso Maroto," who was sent from São Paulo to lead the group in Roraima, and Cilara Rodrigues de Souza, "Kauany," responsible for recruiting women and managing the drug sales points. The owner of a rural property used to hide drugs also received a sentence, with one individual permitted to appeal their sentence while out of custody.
This case highlights the ongoing efforts by law enforcement and the judiciary to dismantle organized crime operations and prosecute members of powerful criminal factions involved in drug trafficking.
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