Anonymous: Police Brutality in Portugal

"Greetings citizens of the World.

It has come to our attention, that on 24 November of 2011, the Portuguese police use unjustified violence against peaceful protesters...

This use of undercover police, or should I say, thug police is disgusting.

Such acts of violence by the police against unarmed and peaceful strikers are in direct violation of the Portuguese law, and Constitution.
We can not, and we do not tolerate those acts.
As president John F. Kennedy once said, "Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable".
We will not lose our temper in the streets, however the Portuguese police must acknowledge that this actions will not go unpunished.

We should be happy that the portuguese national media choose this time to cover this actions unlike before.
We urge the people not to feel intimidated by those police actions and kept protesting, Again and again.
Is the Government that should fear the people and not the opposite.

Remember, you are the 99%.

We are Anonymous,
We are Legion,
We do not forgive,
We do not forget,
Expect us!!!!"

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Tags:

• Anonymous (group)
• Portugal
• Police
• Cops
• 99%

[AnonymousOp0]

Details of agents from that Portuguese Police Department leaked

pastebin,com/14Q1df4Y (replace "," with ".")

Expect us!!!

[nuworath]

@basofias1968 whell, that is a lie, if he was wanted by the INTERPOL he would not be freed a couple of hours later, now would he? And he didn't resist arrest, what happened was that he had a fight with someone who did not identified himself as a cop, and THEN the identified cops arrived because of the people screaming and arrested him with brutal and unnecessary force. there are lots of whitnesses, you know?

[StellandBlood]

@rubensgaspar

People's decreased quality of life.

[rubensgaspar]

@NunoVArrojado criminality increase is the result of the people's decreased respect for the police!

[NunoVArrojado]

@rubensgaspar In a democratic country? ever, but. never made sense,,, (should not have felt) but soon will get his punishment.

[guilhasmp]

@XSpt Duuudee I didn't say that...I just asked what the hell are these guys actually doing...noob stuff. I dind't say leaking info was DoS. But leaking info in a country where police officers go to jail and criminals walk free is really stupid for someone claiming to be going for a better country. Leak info about pedophiles, politians...etc...

[XSpt]

@guilhasmp Leaking all info from that police department is not a DoS dude

[guilhasmp]

Funny this video. You show a guy getting his ass kicked,but where is the footage of the guy BEFORE he got caught? and what about the part where the "peaceful protesters" where trying to invade the Parliement? And forcing the their way thru the police line? They showed agressive behaviour and were going where they couldn't. They got what they deserved. Think they're above the others, no laws apply to them. Anynomous and your "portuguese" copy cats...what are you doing Noob DDoS attacks??

[rubensgaspar]

I don't know, and i suppose no one here knows what the guy did... he could be trying to sell drugs to kids or something ever worse. if it was your children i think you would find this fair. I don't know what happened so i'm just going to disagree with the assumption that he was doing nothing wrong.

[midiego79]

PLEASE LOWER THE VOLUME OF THE BACKGROUND MUSIC. IT IS MUCH MORE IMPORTANT WHAT HE IS SAYING, WHICH BECOMES VERY HARD TO UNDERSTAND THAN THE GALVANISING SOUNDTRACK

[XSpt]

@naopagocopos I see no bottles on the cops heads, all I see cops beating protesters.

We are sick of police violence...