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A resident holding a baby hides behind a door as an armored police vehicle patrols during an operation at the Complexo do Alemao slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Sunday, Nov. 28, 2010. Rio's most dangerous slum that was the backbone of the city's biggest drug gang was taken by 2,600 police and soldiers Sunday, an unprecedented accomplishment by authorities in their fight to secure this seaside metropolis that will host the 2016 Olympics. (AP Photo/Andre Penner)
The so-called "Caveirao", the vehicle of Special Police Operations Battalion (BOPE in Portuguese), enters Morro do Alemao in northern Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on November 26, 2010. Federal Police and state police officers joined in the search for criminals inside the slum where nearly 200 gang members escaped from Vila Cruzeiro on Thrusday, after five days of clashes. Brazilian President, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, have sent 800 army troops and marines to help the police. Since the start of the wage of violence, around 96 vehicles have been burned, 192 people were arrested and at least 25 people died in the city that will host the 2014 World Cup final match and the 2016 Olympic Games. Photo: WESLEY SANTOS/AE/AE
Police officers from Special Police Operations Battalion (BOPE in Portuguese) drive tanks as they clash with gang members in Vila Cruzeiro neighborhood, in northern Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Thrusday, November 25, 2010. Drug gangs set fire in at least more seven vehicles in the fifth day of criminal attacks. At least 27 people were killed and other 47 were arrested during clashes between criminals and the police. The gangs are believed to be spreading a wave of assaults as a retaliation for the police repression on drug trafficking in the favelas. Photo: FABIO MOTTA/AGENCIA ESTADO/AE
A police officer stands next to an armored vehicle during an operation at the Vila Cruzeiro slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Thursday, Nov. 25, 2010. Police raided gang-ruled shantytowns and said a number of suspected criminals died in gun battles on Wednesday as authorities tried to halt a wave of violence that has rattled rich and poor alike in the Brazilian city. (AP Photo/Felipe Dana)
Policemen take position next to an armored car during an operation against drug traffickers at the Vila Cruzeiro slum, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Thursday, Nov. 25, 2010. Police in Rio entered a heavily fortified slum Thursday in an effort to apprehend drug gang leaders they blame for days of widespread violence in the city. (AP Photo/ Felipe Dana)
Police officers ride on a vehicle after a police operation at the Vila Cruzeiro slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2010. Heavily armed men halted buses and cars, robbed their passengers and set the vehicles ablaze Wednesday in Rio de Janeiro, continuing a wave of violence that has rattled rich and poor alike in a city Brazil hopes to make a showplace for the 2016 Olympics. (AP Photo/Silvia Izquierdo)
An armored vehicle guards trhe entrance to Jacarezinho shantytown following attacks by drug dealers, on November 23, 2010, in the outskirtsn of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In a series of attacks in the past five days, drug dealers have been setting fire to cars to terrorize the neighbourhood. AFP PHOTO/Antonio Scorza
An armored police vehicle transports gunmen who took hostages from the Intercontinental hotel in the Sao Conrado neighborhood near the Rocinha Slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Saturday Aug. 21, 2010. A police spokeswoman said after about three hours, the hostages were freed and the suspects surrendered. (AP Photo/Felipe Dana)
A Special Force unit in an assault vehicle takes part in a police operation in Mangueira shantytown in Rio de Janiero on October 22, 2009. The number of deaths from a wave of violence gripping Rio de Janeiro's slums since Saturday rose to 39 according to reports. AFP PHOTO/ANTONIO SCORZA
Armored car of the Battalion of Special Operations (Bope, in Portuguese), known as "Caveirao", is seen during a raid in "Favela de Manguinhos", northern Rio de Janeiro, this Monday (19). Two raids were triggered today in the northern slums of the city, one of them in order to capture Atanazio Fabiano, head of trafficking in Vila Cruzeiro. He had led the attempted invasion of "Morro dos Macacos" early Saturday (17). Photo: MARCOS ARCOVERDE/AGENCIA ESTADO/AE
An army soldier (L) talks to an official of the Special Operations Battalion (Bope, in Portuguese) inside a compact armored vehicle that will be used to patrol violent areas of Rio de Janeiro, at the Army's Technology Center, in the city's west zone, on Thursday, October 9, 2008. F?BIO MOTTA/AGENCIA ESTADO/AE
Journalists and local residents take cover as a police special unit's armored vehicle patrols the streets during a police raid in the Vila Cruzeiro shantytown in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on April 16, 2008. A similar operation on Tuesday left a toll of nine killed and 14 suspects arrested. AFP PHOTO ANTONIO SCORZA
Some of the 14 Vila Cruzeiro shantytown's residents arrested as suspects of being part of the traffickers' gang Comando Vermelho (Red Command) are embarked on a police BOBE special unit armored vehicle after a raid at Vila Cruzeiro shantytown in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on April 15, 2008, after a police raid in search of drug traffickers. Four presumed traffickers were killed and 14 more arrested during the operation. AFP PHOTO ANTONIO SCORZA
Residents of the Alemao shantytown complex, 35 km north of Rio de Janeiro, attempt to return home as an armored vehicle blocks the street during clashes with drug traffickers 27 June, 2007. Four civilians and a police agent were wounded today, while 20 people have been killed since the fight between the police and drug lords began on May 2nd. AFP PHOTO/Antonio SCORZA
Police officers take position behind an armored vehicle during an operation at the Complexo de Alemao slum in Rio de Janeiro, Wednesday, June 27, 2007. Police killed at least 18 suspected drug traffickers in a massive operation mounted Wednesday to serve arrest warrants and seize drugs and arms at the slum, a state security official said. (AP Photo/Ricardo Moraes)
