Genoa: Two buses interrupted during service, reported by the State Police

The Genoa State Police has reported in two separate interventions an 28 year old self-styled Argentine for disruption of public service and refusal to provide one's identity and, in competition between them, a 29-year-old Peruvian and a 32-year-old Ecuadorian for aggravated damage and interruption of public service.

On the afternoon of November 28, some UPGSP patrol cars intervened in Via V Maggio, following a report received by the operations room of a driver of a AMT vehicle forced to stop the journey and make all passengers get off, due to the presence of a Disturbing subject on board.

Having arrived quickly on site, together with the Croce Verde, the operators immediately made contact with the subject who was clearly he was confused and was throwing a tantrum, even refusing to provide their personal details.
He was then taken to the Police Headquarters for the regular drafting of the documents.

On the evening of November 28, however, the patrol cars intervened in Piazza della Nunziata, where they reported the case to the Judicial Authority a 29-year-old Peruvian and a 32-year-old Ecuadorian for aggravated damage and interruption of public service, to have safety glass on bus door shattered, thus forcing the driver to not be able to resume regular service.

The UPGSP operators, after having gone to the site following the report from the Operations Room, identified the alleged perpetrators of the damage and accompanied them to the local Police Headquarters.