Answer: Examine bank records and other sensitive financial information

Two weeks after the chief of the Brazilian federal police announced that no evidence of corruption had been found in relation to President Temer’s extension of port concessions to logistics company Rodrimar S.A., the Public Prosecutor’s office succeeded in obtaining an order from the country’s Supreme Court authorizing them to probe the bank accounts, tax records, and emails of unspecified persons or entities in connection with the investigation. Supreme Court Justice Luís Roberto Barroso had reportedly called in police chief Fernando Segovia to provide an explanation for his earlier public comments.