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PSP Sends to the Public Prosecutor's Office Participation with Images of the Protest in Porto

Source explained that the video images were collected by the public video surveillance cameras placed next to Dom João I Square in the city of Porto.

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PSP sent videos of public cameras to the Public Prosecutor's Office and IGAI opened a lawsuit. The corporation claims "resistance behaviors" by protesters.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Source explained that the video images were collected by the public video surveillance cameras placed next to Dom João I Square in the city of Porto.

Video images were collected by the public video surveillance cameras placed next to Dom João I Square, in the city of Porto, where the police charge occurred and where the activists' tents were.

The PSP sent to the Public Prosecutor's Office (MP) a participation with video images about the police intervention in the demonstration by the house in the early morning of Thursday in Porto, said today to the Lusa police source. According to the same source, the PSP sent to the MP a news release describing what happened "before, during and after" the police charge, making it follow this participation of a "video recording of the incidents". Th…

·Funchal, Portugal
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Police say that the images will allow to identify several people for suspicions of resistance and coercion, aggression and injury

·Portugal
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The PSP sent to the Public Prosecutor's Office (MP) a participation with video images about the police intervention in the demonstration by the house in Porto, according to police source. The PSP sent a news release with the video recording of the incidents, which can help identify people suspected of aggression and injury.

·Portugal
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Jornal de Notícias broke the news in Porto, Portugal on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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