Rato Police Station case: Public Prosecutor's Office admits more suspects to be detained
The Public Prosecutor's Office acknowledges that the number of people involved in the Rato police station case is "much greater than initially foreseen" and that there are still other suspects to be presented for their first interrogation.
Rato Police Station case: Public Prosecutor's Office admits more suspects to be detained
The Public Prosecutor's Office acknowledges that there are still other individuals suspected to be detained and presented for their first interrogation, with a view to applying coercive measures, in the context of the Rato police station case.
The prosecution indicated that the total number of people implicated in the investigation is "much greater than initially foreseen". The admission comes after the court accepted the exceptional complexity of the case, which allows for an extension of investigation timeframes.
The case involves alleged criminal practices at the Rato police station in Lisbon, and has been the subject of an inquiry that continues to expand as new evidence is gathered by the authorities.
Source: Público
Source: Público