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The record of the 24th Military Police Battalion indicates that teams were called around 10pm to respond to a possible attack on a soldier in a pharmacy.
According to records from the 24th Military Police Battalion (BPM), teams were called around 10pm to respond to a possible attack on a soldier in a pharmacy.
Upon arriving at the establishment, the police found the officer lying on the ground, suffering from gunshot wounds.
According to the PM, the soldier had two injuries, in the mouth and neck regions. He was rescued by a garrison and taken to Porto Dias Hospital.
Until the publication of this report, there is no information about who fired the shots or the motivation for the crime.

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