by Minister Alexandre de Moraes at the request of the Director General of the Federal Police. During the search and seizure warrants at Torres' house, the Federal Police found a coup draft that foresaw the establishment of a state of defense at the headquarters of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) in order to annul the 2022 presidential elections. This document, interpreted as evidence of an attempted coup d'état, has been added to lawsuits investigating coup acts in Brazil. Representatives and political leaders José Ruy Garcia, councilman from Inhumas (GO); Antonio Clesio Ferreira, defeated candidate for mayor of Ouro Preto (MG); Police and military officials Colonel Jorge Eduardo Naime Barreto, former head of the Operational Department of the Military Police of the Federal District (PMDF); Captain Josiel Pereira César, deputy commanding general of the PMDF; Major Flávio Silvestre de Alencar, investigated for facilitating extremists' access to the Supreme Court building; Lieutenant Rafael Pereira Martins; Bolsonarist influencers Ramiro Alves da Rocha Cruz Júnior, known as "Ramiro dos Caminhoneiros"; Luciano Oliveira dos Santos, known as "Popó Bolsonaro"; Leonardo Rodrigues de Jesus ("Léo Índio"), nephew of former president Jair Bolsonaro; People who became famous after their crimes Antônio Cláudio Alves Ferreira, caught destroying Balthazar Martinot's watch during the invasion of the Planalto Palace; Maria de Fátima Mendonça Souza, known as "Dona Fátima de Tubarão"; List of phases (2023-ongoing) See also 2022–2023 Brazilian election protests 2023 Brazilian Congress attack Bolsonarism Terrorism in Brazil External links 2023 in Brazilian politics 21st century in Brasília Articles containing video clips Attacks on buildings and structures in 2023 Attacks on buildings and structures in Brazil Attacks on legislatures Electoral violence Far-right politics in Brazil Jair Bolsonaro January 2023 events in Brazil Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva Occupations (protest) Political riots Protests against results of elections Right-wing terrorist incidents Riots and civil disorder in Brazil