This Tuesday, the Public Prosecutor’s Office (MP) requested preventive detention for Fernando Madureira, chief of the Super Dragões, and Hugo “Polaco”, a member of the cheer squad, inside the scope of the Operation Praetorianand home arrest with digital surveillance for Vítor Catão.
A judicial supply advised the Lusa company that, in selling the coercive measures to be utilized to the defendants by the Criminal Investigation Court (TIC) of Porto, the MP prosecutor defended that Madureira and Hugo Carneiro (“Polish”) be topic to the coercive measure most critical: preventive detention.
For Vítor Catão, who selected to not make an announcement earlier than the legal investigation choose Pedro Miguel Vieira, the MP defended the applying of home arrest, with digital surveillance.
For the remaining 9 defendants, the MP prosecutor requested a ban on contact, a ban on entry to sports activities venues and periodic displays to the authorities.
After the MP’s promotions, the attorneys for the 12 defendants offered their respective arguments, however the coercive measures will solely be identified on Wednesday afternoon, at 4 pm.
However, on the finish of the afternoon, Fernando Madureira’s spouse, Sandra, and 5 of the seven detained on the Bela Vista police station (Hugo Loureiro, Fernando Saul, Vítor ‘Aleixo’, Vítor Bruno Oliveira and José Pereira) have been launched.
The investigations started with a major delay, in comparison with the scheduled time (10 am), with the investigating choose Pedro Miguel Vieira arriving on the TIC at 11 am.
Last Wednesday, the PSP detained 12 individuals – together with two FC Porto workers and the chief of the Super Dragões, Fernando Madureira -, as a part of the Operation Praetorianwhich investigates the incidents that occurred on the extraordinary General Assembly (GA) of FC Porto on November thirteenth.
According to courtroom paperwork, to which the Lusa company had entry, the Public Prosecutor’s Office maintains that the Super Dragões followers supposed to “create a local weather of intimidation and worry” at FC Porto’s AG.
The District Attorney General’s Office of Porto introduced that the problems are “crimes of hurt to bodily integrity within the context of a sporting occasion or occasion associated to the sporting phenomenon, coercion and aggravated menace, public instigation of against the law, throwing of objects or liquid merchandise and likewise an assault on freedom of knowledge”.