A court official was convicted of ammunition trafficking in a case where no buyers were identified. António Cascalheira, the main defendant, received a sentence of four years of suspended prison after a trial that lasted four years.
Henrique Quaresma, considered an accomplice in the case, was sentenced to two years and nine months in prison. Both defendants were found guilty of the crime of ammunition trafficking.
The trial dragged on for four years before reaching court, significantly prolonging the legal process. The suspended sentence applied to Cascalheira means he will not serve time in a prison facility, provided he complies with certain conditions established by the court.
