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Agents of the PSP of Olhão Deny in Court Responsibility for the Death of Immigrant

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The two agents of the PSP of Olhão accused of kidnapping and killing a Moroccan man in March 2024 began today to be tried in the Faro Court, denying any responsibility in the death of the victim. Jorge Sousa and Pedro Barbosa are accused of... The content Agents of the PSP of Olhão deny in court responsibility in the death of immigrant appears first in South Information.

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Incident that led to the death of a Moroccan immigrant in Olhão was reported to the picket of the Judicial Police, who understood "there is not enough evidence" for the military to move to the site.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The Public Prosecutor's Office accuses the two agents of having taken the victim out of Olhão and of having violently assaulted her.

PSP agents began to be tried in Faro and denied responsibility for the death of the Moroccan citizen. In court, the expert doctor ruled out the possibility of being run over and confirmed that the victim suffered a malicious assault on the head, which caused the skull to sink

·Portugal
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The two police officers accused of kidnapping and killing a Moroccan citizen began to be tried. Olhão's PSP agents deny any crime and ensure that, after resolving a contempt between the victim and a colleague, they merely drove them home.

The two agents of the PSP of Olhão accused of kidnapping and killing a Moroccan man in March 2024 began today to be tried in the Faro Court, denying any responsibility in the death of the victim. Jorge Sousa and Pedro Barbosa are accused of... The content Agents of the PSP of Olhão deny in court responsibility in the death of immigrant appears first in South Information.

According to the D.A.'s charge, the officers took the victims in a patrol car outside the city of Olhão and violently assaulted the victim, who died about 20 days later.

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Correio da Manhã broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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