Lisbon "lost 1200 police officers" in the last ten years, says PSP

Bruno Pereira, from the PSP, warned that Lisbon lost 1200 police officers in the last decade and argued that structural reforms and reorganization of functions are needed to free up personnel for crime prevention, warning that without profound changes that allow reallocating police from unnecessary functions, the corporation will not have the capacity to do more than react to emergencies.

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