PGR says there are five court cases involving Luís Neves, two of which are of "urgent nature"
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PGR says there are five court cases involving Luís Neves, two of which are of "urgent nature"

SIC Notícias3 September 2026 at 18:46

Amadeu Guerra, responsible for the PGR, announced that there are five judicial proceedings involving Luís Neves, former deputy director of the PJ. According to the official, all these proceedings are currently in the investigation phase.

Two of these proceedings are considered "urgent in nature". One concerns a trailer and the other involves a property located in Odemira. Both cases are being investigated at the Regional DIAP of Évora.

The Public Ministry did not publicly specify the complete details of the accusations or the exact status of each of the five proceedings, limiting itself to confirming their existence and the urgent nature of two of them.

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