Police officers suspended after push-up punishment of students in DF school

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•The incident occurred in a school located in the Federal District, Brazil.
•Students were reportedly made to do push-ups as a form of punishment by police officers.
•The police officers involved were suspended pending an investigation.
•The case was reported on February 26, 2026.

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▸If the investigation finds police officers violated student rights the officers could face disciplinary actions or legal charges, affecting police presence in schools and student safety policies.

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REGIONALAgencia BrasilAlunos de escola no DF são “punidos” com flexão e PMs são afastados

Police officers in a school in the Federal District (DF), Brazil, were suspended after reports that students were punished with push-ups. The incident raised concerns about the treatment of students by law enforcement personnel assigned to schools. The suspension aims to investigate the conduct and ensure student rights are protected.