Minor uses knife to steal mobile phone in Lisbon
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Minor uses knife to steal mobile phone in Lisbon

Correio da Manhã29 August 2026 at 11:01

A minor used a knife to steal a mobile phone in Lisbon. The incident occurred in the Portuguese capital, according to the information provided.

The young person was arrested by the Public Security Police (PSP) following the crime. The authorities seized the bladed weapon used in the theft.

Despite already having a criminal record, the minor was eventually released and remained free after the arrest.

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