"They should be slapped": alleged fraudster sells products but never delivers them and says victims "don't understand anything"

The 'Doa a Quem Doer' programme reveals the story of a man who sells various products on social media and is accused of being a fraudster. This week's episode investigates the case of a three-year-old girl who has passed away, but whose image is still being used to solicit monetary donations.

Notícias ao Minuto - Última hora

The webpage features various news updates related to Portugal, including political, economic, and sports topics. Notably, it reports on a political event where PS militants are voting to re-elect Carneiro as secretary-general. It also highlights a recent incident involving an ex-assistant of a former minister detained amid accusations of assault. In the sports section, there is coverage of Benfica's reaction to a disciplinary decision, describing it as “manifestamente injusta,” and updates on the Portuguese football league (I Liga). Additionally, there are reports on broader issues such as a scam involving fake bank calls, and a mention of EuroDreams offering €724 prizes to Portugal. Overall, the page provides a snapshot of current political developments, sports debates, and social issues in Portugal.

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They simulated an accident and demanded money from the victim 'as compensation'. Suspects arrested for 'fake hit-and-run' scheme in Lisbon

According to the PSP, 'when the victim began the reversing manoeuvre to leave the scene, the suspect would pretend to have been hit, making noise on the vehicle and staging an accident'. If the victim refused to pay, they were subjected to threats or physical force.

Two suspects arrested for 'fake hit-and-run' scheme in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area

Suspects would approach the victim to report 'damage to a mobile phone caused by the alleged hit-and-run' and demand 'a sum of money as compensation', the PJ indicated.

Thinking he is helping his son, man loses over five thousand euros

Man reports 'Hello Dad, Hello Mom' scam to the Judicial Police. The victim agreed to make three ATM payments.

Fraudsters take advantage of drivers reversing to simulate accidents: PSP warns of crime that has increased by 78%

There is a new scam scheme worrying Portuguese police forces. Motorists are being approached on the road by suspects who simulate accidents and demand money to pay for alleged damages. According to the PSP, this type of crime increased by 78% in Portugal last year. In Diário da Manhã, PSP spokesperson Sérgio Soares issues several warnings to drivers.

Proença-a-Nova municipality warns residents about scammers operating in the area

Scammers are posing as repair service providers or suppliers of materials.

Leiria PSP reports no incidents of looting or pillaging

The district commander warned of attempted scams and urged the public to contact the police force if they require assistance.

Leiria: PSP was left without communications for several hours

Received a message about an alleged fine? It could be a scam. Attorney General's Office (PGR) warns about an email with a page resembling Autenticação.Gov

Victims first receive a message about payment of a fine. A 'Pay online' button then directs them to a fraudulent webpage.