巴西强力“剿匪”！里约热内卢警匪激战，已有120多人死亡，总统卢拉发声，现场画面曝光→

Core Viewpoint - A large-scale police operation against the "Red Command," one of Brazil's largest drug trafficking organizations, took place in Rio de Janeiro, resulting in significant casualties and arrests, highlighting the ongoing struggle against organized crime in the region [1][2][3]. Group 1: Police Operation Details - On October 28, Brazilian police launched a major operation against the "Red Command," which controls half of the favelas in Rio and is involved in various criminal activities including drug trafficking and arms smuggling [1]. - The operation involved helicopters and armored vehicles, leading to intense gunfire and the use of drones by criminals to attack police [1]. - As of October 29, the operation resulted in the deaths of 117 suspects and the arrest of 113 individuals, with over 100 weapons and several tons of drugs seized [2]. Group 2: Government Response and Legal Changes - Brazilian President Lula condemned organized crime's impact on families and called for coordinated actions to ensure the safety of police and citizens while combating drug trafficking [6]. - A new law was signed by President Lula to strengthen the fight against organized crime, introducing harsher penalties for crimes related to organized crime and obstructing law enforcement [8]. - The situation in Rio's northern region has deteriorated, with schools closed and hospitals overwhelmed, as the "Red Command" threatens retaliation [8].