Abstract
The article explores public opinion about the public and private security sectors in Sao Paulo state, Brazil, based on data obtained from a survey. The analysis finds evidence that state providers were viewed more favourably than non-state providers. The respondents considered the police and police officers in Sao Paulo state to be more important, more trustworthy, and better prepared than private security companies and professionals. About two-thirds of the respondents also expressed a preference for police officers providing security services in large venues/events. The implications of these findings for the policing system are discussed.
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