The PSP identified and constituted an accused young man who allegedly encouraged an attack on the Prime Minister's residence during an intervention in the camp of Praça D. João I in Porto, according to a police source.
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25/10/2026
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Lusa
A PSP identified today and is accused the young man who allegedly encouraged an attack on the Prime Minister's residence during an intervention in the camp of Praça D. João I, in Porto, told Lusa police source.
According to the same source, the young man was intercepted by the police at 4:30 p.m. in Porto, and was taken to the Criminal Investigation Division of the PSP of that city, where he was questioned and constituted accused.
The source said it's about the crime of public instigation to a crime.
The PSP also indicated that the young man left the police station about 7:30 p.m. and was subject to a Term of Identity and Residence (IRR), now starting an investigation.
After the police load in the early morning of October 15 to protesters for the right to housing in the Porto camp, the first told journalists to have seen a film, in which “a direct appeal to violence is made” and “even the house of the Prime Minister and his family is threatened directly”.
This video was then sent by Louis Montenegro's office to the media.