Pedro do Carmo says it was "an honor to serve Justice, serving PJ for 14 years," emphasizing the "privilege" to do so alongside Almeida Rodrigues. "Knowing who will succeed the current national director, I can only say that PJ is in good hands," he finished.
https://www.publico.pt/2018/05/15/sociedade/noticia/policia-judiciaria-vai-ter-novo-director-1830121MADDIE COP TOP JOB Police chief who made Madeleine McCann’s parents suspects now heads Portugal’s crime squadKate McCann, 50, once called him 'humanitarian and sensitive' — but he was a driving force in making her and Gerry suspects
By Gerard Couzens
15th May 2018, 7:30 pm
A POLICE chief involved in making Madeleine McCann’s parents suspects after her disappearance has been named the new head of Portugal’s serious crime squad.
Luis Neves, current chief of Portugal’s counter-terror unit, replaces outgoing Policia Judiciaria director Almeida Rodrigues next month.

Neves was called a “breath of fresh air” when he joined the inquiry three weeks after Madeleine disappeared from a Praia da Luz apartment in May 2007.
Kate McCann, 50, once called Neves “humanitarian and sensitive”.
But he was a driving force, with colleague Goncalo Amaral, in making Kate and husband Gerry “arguidos” from September 2007 to July 2008.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/6295328/police-chief-who-made-madeleine-mccanns-parents-suspects-now-heads-portugals-crime-squad/https://www.tsf.pt/sociedade/seguranca/interior/almeida-rodrigues-vai-ser-substituido-por-luis-neves-a-frente-da-pj-9342662.htmlLuis Neves stated bluntly that they didn’t believe my version of events. It ‘didn’t fit’ with what they knew. Didn’t fit? What did they know? I was sobbing now, well past the stage of silent tears and stifled sniffs. I began to wail hysterically, drawing breath in desperate gasps.
Once again Gerry wanted to know if the case had now become a murder inquiry. The answer was indirect: ‘You can probably guess that from our lack of response.’ In a slightly threatening manner, Luís Neves asked why I wasn’t looking him straight in the eye. There was no reason, other than that I was incapable of looking at anyone properly: my own eyes were so swollen and sore that I was struggling to keep them from closing completely. Finally, Gerry tried to establish when – and if – we would be having another meeting with them. ‘The next time we meet it will be across the table.’ The message behind this rather Delphic statement was clear: there would be no more informal meetings.(Madeleine)
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