Case Luís Neves: destruction of chemicals cost 144,000 euros and PJ without funds
The Government confirmed that the destruction of chemicals in the Luís Neves case involved a cost of 144,000 euros. The PJ did not have funds to cover the expense.
Government confirms: PJ had no funds to destroy chemicals in Luís Neves case
The Government confirmed that the destruction of chemicals seized in the context of the Luís Neves case would have a cost of 144,000 euros, a figure that the Judicial Police did not have available in its budget, according to what Google News PT reported based on information from the newspaper Público.
The disclosure emerges in the context of controversies surrounding the management of the seized substances, which continue to raise questions about the PJ's internal procedures and the allocation of financial resources for operations of this nature.
The responsible ministry confirmed the figures, acknowledging that the police institution did not have sufficient funds to cover the expense associated with the process of eliminating the chemical products in question.
The Luís Neves case, which involves the seizure of dangerous substances, remains under public scrutiny, with the Government providing clarifications on the decisions made and the budgetary constraints that conditioned the authorities' actions.
Source: Google News PT