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PSP identifies 17 people and makes one arrest during Porto night

Correio da Manhã13 September 2026 at 16:02

The Public Security Police (PSP) carried out an operation during the night in the Movida area, in Porto, having identified 17 people and made one arrest. The operation took place in the area known for its intense nightlife.

The PSP's actions were classified by the president of the Bars Association as "important", demonstrating the sector's support for police intervention in the historic area of the city.

The operation aims to patrol and guarantee security in the nighttime entertainment area, where numerous restaurants and entertainment establishments are concentrated. The PSP maintains regular presence in this area to monitor compliance with laws and maintain public order.

Why this matters

Readers in the Porto region, especially residents and regulars of the Movida area, directly benefit from this police operation that aims to increase nighttime security. The arrest and identification of 17 people demonstrates the active presence of authorities in an area frequently associated with incidents, and the support from the Bars Association suggests that local traders also consider these actions necessary to protect both customers and their businesses.

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