Crotone: Intensified checks in Cirò Marina and the capital.

In the context of territorial control services, the Police Commissioner of Crotone, Renato Panvino, has arranged for an impressive service of prevention and repression of crimes in Cirò Marina and in CapitalThe operation involved several departments of the State Police, including the Administrative Police Anti-crime, Flying Squad Immigration office, Police Police , Railway Police (Polfer), with the aim of countering the dealing of narcotic substances, monitor criminals under house arrest e special surveillance.

The results of the control activity were significant:

• 405 people identified, Of which 129 with precedents and 17 non-EU citizens;

• 261 vehicles checked;

• 22 checkpoints carried out;

• 3 violations of the Highway Code.

The attention of the police was focused on 20 subjects residents in the municipality of Cirò Marina, all subjected to limitations of personal freedom. These included people at arrest for crimes related to drug andmafia-style criminal association, and special surveillance. Furthermore, theImmigration office he identified 10 non-EU citizens, Of which 4 they turned out positive in Informative system.

The operation also involved the state roads, Where the Police Police he identified 17 Guests, checked 11 vehicles and imposed two sanctions al Highway Code, with the simultaneous application of a administrative detention on one of the vehicles. The Railway Police has focused attention on areas adjacent to the station and on main roads, where he identified 48 Guests, Of which 19 with precedents, and he checked 37 vehicles.

The crews of the Crime Prevention Department they carried out several checkpoints at Cirò Marina, identifying 177 Guests, Of which 50 with precedents and 7 non-EU citizens, and checking 118 vehicles, having a sanction al Highway Code. During the checks, the Flying agents they found, in a abandoned farmhouse, 3,60 grams of marijuana e 0,20 grams of hashish, seizing drugs from unknown persons.

In total, they were 133 people identified, Of which 36 they turned out positive in information systems, and they were 95 vehicles checked. The police also carried out 17 checks on compliance with requirements imposed by the Judicial Authority, monitoring people under house arrest.

The operation is part of an ongoing commitment by law enforcement to ensure security and combat the phenomenon of drug dealing on the territory. The Police Chief of Crotone, Marco Calì, expressed his appreciation for the work of the Police, underlining the importance of these actions in ensuring a safe environment and protecting citizens from crime.