Como: Four minors reported by the State Police for theft and outrage.

La Como State Police, within the usual framework territory checks carried out by Police cars, he reported four minors for various crimes, subsequently entrusting them back to their respective parents.

Attempted theft at the supermarket in Piazza Matteotti

On the afternoon of November 4th, a Flying Squad patrol intervened at a supermarket in Piazza Matteotti, where the security guard had two fourteen-year-olds arrested caught stealing goods, trying to bypass the checkout without paying.

The two boys, both with no criminal record, one of origins from Catania and the other resident in Milano, They were accompanied to the police station for the ritual formalities.

After complaint for attempted theft in competition, They were entrusted back to their parents.

Unpaid fares and outrage: Two Swiss teenagers reported

The following night, another episode saw the protagonists two Swiss girls di And 14 15 years, a resident of Savosa and the other a Pregasone, both in the Lugano.

About 4 in the morning, Milanese taxi driver contacted the 112 NUE, reporting that he had been scammed by two young passengers that, after a run da Milano in Como, they had fled without paying.

Thanks to the descriptions provided, the Flying squads of the Como Police Headquarters they have them tracked down shortly after in via Pasquale Paoli.

Taken to the police station for identification, the two minors held a hostile attitude, especially the 15 year old who has insulted the officers e refused to provide his personal details.

For this reason, the young woman was reported at liberty to the Public Prosecutor's Office for Minors Milano for contempt of a public official e refusal to provide information about one's personal identity.

After paid the fare to the taxi driver, the two teenagers were handed over to their parents.

The activity falls within program for the prevention and fight against predatory and youth crimes prepared by the Como police station, aimed at ensuring a constant presence of the State Police in public places and areas most frequented by minors.