The Lisbon Metropolitan Command of the Public Security Police, in its area of responsibility, continuing the goals of preventing and deterring crime and offenses in general, during the period from 07:00 on the 19th and 07:00 on 26 August, performed 221 operations and police proceeded to arrest 187 people for various crimes:
- 52 For driving under the influence of alcohol;
- 33 For Narcotic Trafficking;
- 24 For Driving without legal requirements;
- 16 By Resistance and Duress on Employee;
- 12 For Arrest Warrant;
- 11 For illegal possession of weapon;
- 9 For Theft;
- 7 For Disobedience;
- 5 For Theft;
- 3 Illegal immigration;
- 3 Theft by pickpocket, and
- 12 For Other Crimes.
Operational activity, it was possible to apprehend the following material:
- 16 Weapons:
- 12 Cold arms;
- 03 Handguns;
- 02 Weapon 6.35mm, and
- 01 defense Aerosols.
- 185 Ammunition;
- 20 Product Doses narcotic drug suspected to be heroin;
- 519.45 Product Doses narcotic suspected Hashish;
- 65 Product Doses narcotic drug suspected to be cocaine;
- 1009 Product Units narcotic suspected Ecstasy, and
- 18 g of product narcotic suspected Amphetamines.
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- Development of treatments to combat Covid 19
- Presentation of the Epidemiological situation of Covid 19 in Portugal
- Exceptional and temporary rent payment scheme
- Prime Minister Country will enter the most critical month of pandemic
- Prime Minister announces 11 million Euros for rural fire breaks
- Civil Protection Day Celebrations
- One Portuguese among 47 detained in Spain for drug trafficking
- Money laundering: Real estate required to report business every three months
- GNR Operation detects over 800 drivers for improper use of mobile phones
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- Azores archipelago should have working weather radar on Terceira island,
- New Rural Fire Plan aims to reduce burned areas by half by 2030
- Assessment of the biggest fire of 2019 points to flaw in the mobilization of air assets
