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Colonel Francisco Rodrigues, president of OSCOT, says that fully dismantling groups like 1143 is very difficult and predicts that the Judicial Police operation will inflict heavy losses.

The Guimarães prosecutor described the crimes as “very serious” and, in his closing arguments, argued that the sentences should all be substantial. The group seized more than €400,000 in goods and cash during six bogus house searches.

For at least a year, the network sold cocaine, heroin and hashish in Bairro Novo da Pasteleira, in Porto. With a “stable and hierarchical” structure, it shared selling hours with rival groups.

Myanmar is the epicentre of the 'crime factories' that are affecting Portugal.
