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The Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, faces scrutiny over 17 contracts worth 2.23 million euros awarded by the Judiciary Police to a construction company owned by a personal friend, raising concerns over transparency and potential conflicts of interest.
A businesswoman involved in kidnapping allegations and high-stakes international legal disputes has been identified as a former partner in the medicinal cannabis firm that hired the ex-president of Infarmed, Eurico Castro Alves.
The GNR identified a 46-year-old suspect and managed to recover the items that had been stolen from inside a house in Serpa. The goods were returned to their rightful owner.
In addition to the suspect being formally named an arguido, the GNR reported the facts to the Judicial Court of Serpa.
The defendant was taken to the Beja Prison Establishment, where he will await the progress of the proceedings.
A 46-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of sexually abusing and mistreating his daughter and stepdaughter inside the family home, where he lived with the two minors and his wife.
Father forced to travel 200 kilometres to rescue daughter. Driver failed to check if all passengers were on board.
The 23-year-old man was arrested in flagrante delicto after forcing his way into his ex-partner's home and physically assaulting her. The man, a foreign national, has been remanded in custody.
The two were no longer living together and the suspect allegedly went to the victim's home, physically assaulting her after forcing entry into the residence.
The group, aged between 11 and 18, are institutionalised in a children and youth home in Beja.
A report on a criminal case involving a perpetrator from the city of Beja.
Portugal’s Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, is facing mounting political pressure after fresh media reports linked the contractor carrying out work at his property in Odemira to a trailer The post Minister under fresh pressure as seized drug trailer now linked to private contractor appeared first on Portugal Resident.
The Judicial Police (PJ) arrested a man in Serpa suspected of abuse that caused the death of a three-month-old baby in January of last year. The child was in the care of the paternal grandmother's partner, along with her two-year-old sister. The cause of death was shaken baby syndrome.
The investigation began in January, after the baby died at Hospital de Santa Maria in Lisbon with injuries consistent with shaken baby syndrome.
The injuries caused can be considered very serious and irreversible. The clinical psychologist appeared on CMTV and explained that these shakes can delay the cognitive development of babies.
The suspect attempted to kill one man and tried to assault another, both aged 35.
A 69-year-old man has been remanded in custody on suspicion of fatally abusing a three-month-old baby, with investigators alleging the infant’s injuries are consistent with shaken baby syndrome, Portugal’s PJ The post Man accused of fatally shaking three-month-old baby in Serpa remanded in custody appeared first on Portugal Resident.
The suspect attacked a 35-year-old man with a sharp object in front of a commercial establishment.
The 69-year-old man was the partner of the paternal grandmother
A three-month-old baby was killed by “violent physical abuse” at the hands of his paternal grandmother's partner in Vila Nova de São Bento, Serpa.
Crime at the victim's home. A 69-year-old man was looking after the baby who died and another two-year-old child.
The assaults allegedly took place inside the home in Serpa while the three-month-old baby's parents and grandmother were away at work. The child was allegedly shaken violently.
Crime at the victim's home. A 69-year-old man was looking after the baby who died and another two-year-old child.
Military personnel executed nine arrest warrants outside of flagrante delicto, nine home search warrants, and three non-residential search warrants.
The GNR seized 619 doses of heroin, 120 of hashish, 35 of cannabis, and two of methadone. Nine arrest warrants were executed outside of flagrante delicto, along with nine home search warrants.
The suspects were both arrested by soldiers assigned to the Special Victims Support and Investigation Unit (NIAVE) of the GNR Beja Territorial Command.
Felícia Cabrita accuses the son of Luís Neves of having 'cornered' her with his car while she was driving on a road in Odemira.
Fernando and Mónica were sentenced to 22 years in prison for murdering their employers in April 2023.
