Businessman who ran over thief convicted of swindling doctor
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Businessman who ran over thief convicted of swindling doctor

Correio da Manhã4 September 2026 at 01:30

The businessman who ran over a member of the Rolex gang was convicted of swindling a doctor. The driver kept 1.2 million euros from Fernando Póvoas, with the sentence being suspended.

The businessman was involved in the death of a member of the Rolex gang, which operated with stolen luxury watches. The case raised questions about the legality of his actions.

The swindle of doctor Fernando Póvoas involved a significant amount of money. The suspension of the sentence means the businessman will not have to serve actual prison time, provided he meets certain conditions.

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