Four British men beat and threw two GNR soldiers into the swimming pool of a hotel in Vilamoura in the early hours of Sunday.
The two GNR officers intervened as the group tried to enter the Vilamoura Casino without a protective face mask and so were stopped by the security guard. They fled to the car park and made their way in to a restricted area of the Villa Galé hotel.
According to reports, the GNR said the British “threatened us with death, attacked us with punches, kicks and even chairs." One of the soldiers was even thrown into the pool, and every time he tried to get back to the surface, he was pushed down and kicked in the head. The violence only ended when the GNR officers colleague pulled his gun and fired three times”.
One soldier had a broken hand, the other had wounds all over his body. Two of the aggressors were detained, but they were released on an Identity and Residence Term, without having to go in front of a judge and have already returned to England. The other two fled and were not caught.
Original article available in Portuguese at http://postal.pt/
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With reference to this article it is wrong to assume because the two Brits flew to England that they are English. If they would have flown to Edinburgh would he have accused them of being Scottish?
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Switzerland is a country, where everyone is Swiss.
UK is a collection of countries, Scotland, Wales England and not forgetting Northern Ireland.
So, sometimes it is good to state which country in the UK that is in question.
The Nationality says British. I am questioning your stereotyping. Who says they didn't fly into Bristol and travelled on to Wales? If they were Swiss do you want to know if they came from the French, German or Italian part?
Great job guys, keep up the stereotype.
What, even the star of the latest bitchute video? Surely not.
There doesn't seem to be a zero tolerance approach to violence or cronyism in the Portugal Judicial system.
In fact, the politicians and judiciary do not seem to care about the ordinary people of this lovely country.
Just look at the way the Judiciary allowed a criminal banker to leave the country, even though he was sentenced to imprisonment, and how the politician's car killed a road maintenance worker and he nor his driver were held to account for this.
The politician was asked to help the family of the deceased worker and he refused to listen to their request for help.
The elected politicians that share a workspace in the Portugese parliament know what he has done, and so far have allowed his actions to go unanswered.
When this type of behaviour is allowed to happen in the highest level of society, that elected politicians are suppose to be, then thugs that beat up police in their duty of protecting the public will probably be acceptable
It's amazing that you got a downvote for this comment, Brook. I can't help wondering how a certain judge would handle the case.