The man arrested by the PSP last week for attacking a 61-year-old neighbor with an ax in a building in Pareda, Cascais, is former skinhead and far-right activist Pedro Grilo, who served a prison sentence for the murder of José. Carvalho, leader of the disappeared Revolutionary Socialist Party (PSR), in 1989. The information was published on the Cascais24horas website and confirmed CM.
Pedro Grilo, 52, served part of the 11-year prison sentence he was sentenced to – he even escaped from Linho prison in 1991, giving an interview and turning himself in four years later – and was released in 2003. took refuge in an apartment in Pared and terrorized his neighbors with threats and violence.
At 19:00 on February 7, as well as CM Pedro Grilo reportedly took an ax and stabbed his neighbor at least twice while taking refuge in his home. Firefighters treated the victim and transported him to San Francisco Xavier Hospital in Lisbon.
Despite the severity of his injuries, he reported his attacker to the police station. Agents recovered the murder weapon, still covered in blood, and a firearm from Pedro Grilo’s home. While present in court, he was placed on preventive hospitalization at the Cacxias prison hospital. Demonstrates obvious mental problems.
Author: Miguel Curado
Source: CM Jornal
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