Naples, local police checks to verify construction work in progress. A complaint for violation of building regulations and an arrest for theft.

Agents of the Local Police of Naples belonging to the Lawyer Operational Unit, together with colleagues from the Building Protection Operational Unit, intervened in Piazza Bovio to verify the construction work in progress. It emerged that the works involved the merger of two property units and other structural changes.

However, the operations were not compliant with regulations in force, as the necessary was missing authorization by the competent authorities for structural modifications in an area of ​​archaeological interest. As a result, the work was suspended and local placed under preventive criminal seizure. The client of the works was reported for violation of building regulations.

As part of the territorial control services, aimed at combating illegal street vendors and guaranteeing the safety of citizens and tourists in the Piazza Garibaldi area, other Local Police personnel belonging to the San Lorenzo Operational Unit made an arrest near of the station.

The man arrested, identified as SG, a fifty-year-old Neapolitan with numerous specific criminal records, was caught while trying to walk away after having committed a theft inside a parked taxi, stealing the taxi driver's cell phone. SG was arrested for theft with related personal specific aggravating circumstances, according to the provisions of articles 624, 625 and 337 of the Penal Code, and was taken to security rooms waiting to be judged in a very direct rite.

Furthermore, during the checks conducted in via Foria, the staff noticed the presence of numerous customers in an outdoor area associated with a food service business already subjected to seizure on February 7 for having been created without any authorization. The officers noted the violation of the seals by the owner of the business and proceeded to clear the dehors, and then reattached the seals. seals and refer the owner again for violation of the obligations of custody of an artefact subjected to seizure.