Former Formula 1 boss detained with shotgun at Tires Aerodrome
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Former Formula 1 boss detained with shotgun at Tires Aerodrome

SIC Notícias7 September 2026 at 15:43

The former Formula 1 boss was detained at Tires Aerodrome by officers of the Public Security Police (PSP) airport division. According to information from Correio da Manhã, the detention occurred during a routine operation. Authorities found the individual in possession of a shotgun, which led to his detention. The case was handled by the PSP, which is responsible for security at aerodromes.

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