Security in Lisbon: “Time Has Come for Government to Deliver on Promises of More Police”
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Carlos Moedas asks the government to keep the promise to strengthen police in Lisbon with more than 300 agents
Coins reinforces that the insecurity that they feel in Lisbon will only be fought with more agents. Still, GNR Albufeira sees no need to strengthen patrolling in the area of night entertainment.
"This government promised me 200 more public security police officers, we still don't have any; it promised 100 municipal police officers, we still don't have any of those either," says the mayor, who has already spoken with Luís Neves.
Carlos Moedas demands from the government the 200 PSP agents and 100 municipal police promised to Lisbon in May. The mayor says that no reinforcement has yet arrived and defends more policemen permanently on the street to ensure security in the capital
Security in Lisbon: “Time has come for government to deliver on promises of more police”
“The time has come” for the government to fulfill its promise of more police in Lisbon, mayor Carlos Moedas has said today, following a weekend marked by stabbings, shootings and The post Security in Lisbon: “Time has come for government to deliver on promises of more police” appeared first on Portugal Resident.
The autarch stressed, however, that this is a promise that previous governments have not made and that they are "sure" that it will be fulfilled.
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