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PS/Açores warns of PSP resource shortages following incident in Rabo de Peixe

The PS/Açores highlighted the lack of resources for the PSP and social issues in Rabo de Peixe as urgent concerns.

21 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Archive photo: PS/Açores warns of PSP resource shortages following incident in Rabo de Peixe — Archive photoPhoto: José Luís Ávila Silveira/Pedro Noronha e Costa · Wikimedia Commons · Public domain

The leader of PS/Açores raised concerns about the insufficient resources of the Public Security Police (PSP) following a recent incident in Rabo de Peixe. According to PS/Açores, this situation is critical and requires an immediate response from the relevant authorities.

In addition, the political leader pointed to the social issues affecting the locality, specifically mentioning problems related to drug trafficking and violence against PSP officers. These situations have contributed to an environment of insecurity that worries the population.

The call to action was made with the aim of promoting structural responses to address these challenges. According to the leadership of PS/Açores, it is essential to invest in resources and security strategies to deal with the situation in Rabo de Peixe.

This appeal comes at a time when the local community is facing significant challenges, emphasizing the urgency of reinforcing the presence and resources of the PSP in the region.

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