The National Police Union (Sinapol) issued a warning being broadcast by agents with recommendations and precautions to prevent possible jihadist attacks the police to the public . These recommendations began in Madrid, arrived in Portugal by Spanish police unions, and already circulating by word of mouth in Lisbon.
The warnings began Spain , where police officers be warned each other to try to prevent a terrorist attack against a staff member. The Spanish newspaper El Confidential spoke of a “real danger of kidnapping a member of the National Police Corps or a Civil Guard to then videotaping their execution.”
The Public, President of Sinapol said “better safe than sorry and Spain is just next door.” Armando Ferreira told the newspaper that the Sinapol began issuing recommendations to police after being notified of the risk by “colleagues of police unions in Spain.”
The Portuguese alert consists of three recommendations. The agents, even when not in use, should always go with the gun, should not identify themselves as police when they are not working, and all the elements of force, even the administrative and who are currently prevented from doing so, “should now always be accompanied by service weapon” , said Armando Ferreira.
In Spain, it was specifically recommended that the police did not identify in the subway, on buses or in gym, and that certify that they were not followed when leaving the stations.
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