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The operations aimed to prevent and combat violent crime, alongside road inspections.
During the week 52 people were arrested, including 11 for driving without a legal license, 8 for driving under the influence of alcohol, and 8 for drug trafficking.
The GNR seized 221 doses of hashish, 46 doses of cocaine, 18 mobile home-type houses, 72 ammunition, 2 compressed air rifles, 7 cell phones, 3 laptop computers, and various articles of clothing.
Regarding traffic, 355 infractions were detected, of which 176 were due to speeding, 28 due to lack of mandatory periodic inspection, 24 were related to anomalies in lighting and signalling systems, 12 due to lack of or incorrect use of seat belts and/or restraint systems. for children, 10 due to lack of civil liability insurance.
The GNR recorded 203 accidents resulting in 34 minor injuries.
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I would be more impressed if GNR arrested people in Albufeira for drunk and disorderly, excessive noise and quality of life infringements.
Why stop at personal behavior what about the establishment serving these people?
Start by closing the two bars on the top of the strip.
This will eliminate most of the drunks and a good portion of the noise.
If the establishments cannot operate without damaging the quality of life in the community, then close them up.
At least impose fines as they keep serving well after the point of patron being drunk.
GNR officers on the strip stand on the corners and do nothing.
They do win the GOYA bean award. Get Off Your (_i_)!
All these new rules government talks about mean nothing.
If the ones in place are not enforced, why will new rules make a difference.
By jk from Algarve on 17 Aug 2024, 13:04