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The images of the surveillance camera installed in the access corridor to the room where Ihor Homeniuk was tied hands and feet with adhesive tape puzzled Carla Paes, the PJ inspector who made the report of the Inspector General of Internal Administration (IGAI ) about the crime. in the airport. Why was the SEF inspector, Luís Silva, armed with an extendable baton that is not part of the official equipment if the alleged cause of the disturbances was arrested and did not represent a danger to himself or others? And why was one of the inspectors wearing metal handcuffs when the man was already in jail? The answer is a lie.
That morning of March 12, the Ukrainian citizen had been locked up in the Doctors of the World room by two private security guards, who had recorded him. He had refused to embark back to Istanbul and had tried to leave the room where he was isolated because “he was crazy.” He was immobilized “to calm down.”
