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Research in Rio studies rejection of the Good Bandit is Dead Bandit some sectors, 60% of Rio do not agree with the phrase Good Bandit is Dead Bandit. Only 31% fully support this statement, 6% agree partially and 3% are neutral or did not respond. That's what the Eye for an eye research reveals. - What do the locals think about Good Bandit is dead bandit, carried out by the Center for Studies on Security and Citizenship (CESeC) of the Candido Mendes University (Ucam) under the coordination of researchers Julita Lemgruber, Leonarda Musumeci and Ignacio Cano. Complete search results are available here. The study, conducted between March and April 2016, focuses on the residents of the city of Rio de Janeiro and seeks to investigate what ideas, perceptions and values ​​feed the justiciability ideology, in addition to outlining the profiles of individuals and social segments that are more adherent to this idea. It is curious to note that the research did not detect significant difference of people of high income support less the statement. And men (42%) tend to accept more the Good Bandit is Dead Bandit staff than the women (35%). Another point that draws attention in the research is that religious practitioners (who regularly attend cults), mostly evangelical, form the portion that most rejects the phrase (73.4% disagree with the statement). And while 73% of Cariocas believe in resocialization of criminals, this number jumps to 86% in the case of religious practitioners. The fact that the Brazilian police are one of the most deadly in the world is perceived by most of the interviewees: 62% think Rio de Janeiro police kill too much, 66% of whom say that that she is more violent with blacks than with whites and 75% believe that police are more violent in the favela than in other regions of the city. For 61%, the police, having choice, should always