Terceiro Comando Puro

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Terceiro Comando Puro
Founded2002;22 years ago (2002)
Founding location Maré, Rio de Janeiro
Years active2002 – present
TerritoryFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
Activities Murder, assault, drug trafficking and extortion
Allies PCC, GDE
Rivals ADA, Brazilian police militias, CDL, CRCB (pt) , CV, FDN, LJ (pt) , OKD (pt) , SRN (pt) , SS and TCC

Terceiro Comando Puro is a Brazilian criminal organization in Rio de Janeiro. They split from the Terceiro Comando in 2002.

Group activity is concentrated in the northern and eastern areas, specifically the neighborhood of Senador Camará. [1] [2]

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