Shocking Investigation: Chega Deputy Miguel Arruda Under Police Scrutiny for Airport Theft
Sic Notícias9 hours ago
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Shocking Investigation: Chega Deputy Miguel Arruda Under Police Scrutiny for Airport Theft

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Summary:

  • Miguel Arruda, Chega deputy, under investigation.

  • PSP conducts searches in Lisbon and São Miguel.

  • Suspicions of theft of luggage at airports.

  • Investigation led by the Department of Investigation and Criminal Action.

  • Arruda has not been arrested during searches.

Miguel Arruda, a deputy from the Chega party, is currently under investigation as the PSP (Public Security Police) conducts searches at his residences in Lisbon and São Miguel, Azores. This development has been reported by Público and confirmed by SIC Notícias.

Details of the Investigation

The searches began around noon and are being carried out by the Criminal Investigation Division of the PSP. The investigation revolves around suspicions of theft, specifically concerning luggage at airports. Arruda is alleged to have stolen bags at both Lisbon and Ponta Delgada airports over several months.

Official Confirmation

In a statement to SIC Notícias, the PSP confirmed they are executing "actions within the scope of an inquiry directed by the Department of Investigation and Criminal Action in Lisbon, investigating facts unrelated to the functions performed by the individual under investigation."

Background on Miguel Arruda

Arruda frequently travels between the Azores, his electoral constituency and residence, and Lisbon, where he actively participates in the Assembly of the Republic. Notably, the PSP reported that the Chega deputy has not been arrested during the ongoing searches.

Note: Article is under continuous update.

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