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José Anilto dos Anjos (author) Captain José Anilto dos Anjos, 56, Pernambucan. Military policeman and writer.
José Anilto dos Anjos, is the son o...view moreJosé Anilto dos Anjos (author) Captain José Anilto dos Anjos, 56, Pernambucan. Military policeman and writer.
José Anilto dos Anjos, is the son of Franscisco Soares dos Anjos and Onécia Paes de Oliveira dos Anjos, was born on July 3, 1957, in the city of Alagoinha, Pernambuco. At the age of eight months he came with his family to São Paulo, where he lived briefly in the city of Espírito Santo do Pinhal, in the interior of the state of São Paulo, shortly thereafter going to the village of Caturaí, in Goías, where his father, a construction site by profession , built a wooden house near the quarry where he worked, in the woods located on the outskirts of the city. Then the family moved to the city of São Geraldo and, in 1961, returned to their hometown, Alagoinha - PE, residing there until 1965, when they came to the city of Ribeirão Pires-SP, where they currently live.
From 72 to 78 he worked in the metallurgical industry, and in 1979 he joined the Military Police of the State of São Paulo as a soldier, having worked in Ribeirão Pires until 1982, when he was approved at the Military Police Academy of the State of São Paulo, starting his official service. He specialized in Systems Analysis, Public Safety Intelligence and Road Traffic. He worked in several Military Police Units, among them the Military Police Internal Affairs. He joined the reserve in 2005, as Captain. For the Military Police he was awarded the medals "Merit and Dedication", from the Barro Branco Military Police Academy, "Fifty years of the Military Police Internal Affairs Unit" and Personal Merit Awards.
From 2005 to 2008 he was Chairman of the Board of the Security Council of Ribeirão Pires, having received the Biennial Franco Montoro Award for Community Services twice in a row, for the projects "Vizinho Solidário" (2006) and "Conselho Jovem" (2008).
He currently dedicates himself to social projects, through the Rotary Club Ribeirão Pires -view less
Books by José Anilto dos Anjos
Cyclic The Boa's Breath and Other Tales Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratings