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Seven Arrested After Fighting and Assaulting GNR Soldiers During Parties in Moita

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Six of the detainees were released and notified to appear in Moita's DIAP. The seventh remained in custody for suspicions related to the attacks on the military. Two white weapons were seized
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Seven men, between the ages of 17 and 51, were arrested by the GNR after a fight at the feasts of Our Lady of Good Travel in Moita. The clashes, which involved aggression against the military, led to the early closure of the festivities.

·Portugal
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Couple was assaulted during bullfight at Moita's parties. Man was stabbed and GNR detained seven suspects.

·Porto, Portugal
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Six of the detainees were released and notified to appear in Moita's DIAP. The seventh remained in custody for suspicions related to the attacks on the military. Two white weapons were seized

·Portugal
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Disappointments broke out in the middle of Avenida Teófilo de Braga during the feasts in honor of Our Lady of the Good Journey. GNR soldiers were assaulted during the intervention, obliging the mobilization of reinforcements and the early closing of the festivities. Two white weapons were seized. The content Festival of Moita ends earlier after fighting and aggressions to GNR soldiers: seven detainees appear first in Folha Nacional.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Seven people were arrested and two white weapons seized. See this and other news on the RECORD TV website.

Five of the detainees were released.

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Correio da Manhã broke the news on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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