Ostellato: extraordinary checks, 5 reports, and various fines from the Carabinieri.

Last afternoon 10th December, the Carabinieri of the Portomaggiore Company they have implemented an extraordinary territorial control service in the residential areas of Ostellato, Voghiera and Masi Torello, both to combat crime in general and to prevent burglaries in homes.

The device led to the identification of 50 Guests and to the control of over 30 vehicles, As well as to five people reported to the Este Prosecutor's Office and various sanctions regarding the Highway Code, lighting fires, safety and health in the workplace, in particular:

- three subjects (a 50-year-old, a 26-year-old and a 24-year-old) they were caught driving their vehicles with a blood alcohol level well over three times the legal limit, thus triggering a report for the drivers driving while intoxicated and the withdrawal of the driving license;
- an 50 year old He was instead caught while driving a vehicle that had already been subject to administrative seizure, and without a license because it had previously been suspended. The man was therefore reported for driving without a license and fined for a total of EUR 2.000 for driving the vehicle.

Meanwhile, the Carabinieri of the Labor Inspectorate of Ferrara They inspected a restaurant business and reported the manager to the Ferrara Public Prosecutor's Office for failing to:
Worker training in fire prevention and first aid, risk assessment by completing the relevant document, designation of the safety manager and request for authorization to install the video surveillance system.

Continuing, the Carabinieri of the Anti-Adulteration and Healthcare Unit of Bologna have been fined for a total of EUR 1.000 the manager of a bar where adequate hygienic and sanitary conditions were not ensured.

Finally, the military of the Carabinieri Forestry Unit of Portomaggiore they sanctioned for EUR 600 a person intent on destroying agricultural plant residues by fire during a period in which, on the basis of a specific municipal ordinance, the absolute prohibition.