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Crazy night with knives. Another Friday of violence in Naples, where the inevitable swords appeared again, but this time it was the providential intervention of the police that prevented a tragedy.
We can only start with the most disturbing episode. Pianura, Friday at ten o’clock at night: the soldiers of the Bagnoli company, occupied at a checkpoint in via Montagna Spaccatala, raise their flag and arrest two people, husband and wife, who were traveling in a small car. License and registration document, it seems like a control like the others, but the man begins to show signs of nervousness, a detail that leads to a deeper control.
A 50-centimeter wooden bat and a machete were found in the car. Even more surprising is the response that the two give to the police: “We brought them with us because we have to resolve family matters, we have a dispute with some relatives.” The husband and wife will be reported and further checks are being carried out to justify the possession of weapons in the version provided.
There are still many weapons seized by the Carabinieri in the last 48 hours. And then the drugs, lots of them. Two small drug traffickers were also discovered.
We return to the black trail drawn just a few days ago by the provincial command of the Naples force through a shocking budget. The latest controls in the city’s nightlife neighborhoods confirm that the crazy trend of leaving home armed does not stop.
In Bagnoli, a 40-year-old Neapolitan was reported after being found in possession of a knife with a 25-centimeter blade. Closer to a sword than a dagger considering the length. At Vomero, another “night” terminal intended especially for younger people, glasses stolen by members of a gang of thugs, all of them minors, whose positions are now being examined by investigators, were recovered and returned to a young man from 15 years. Everyone is at risk of being sued.
A 23-year-old young man, already known to the police, was also carrying a knife. He was detained by the police at the Marianella station, inside the Piscinola-Scampia metro station. Once again, the metal detectors used by the police during weekend checks were essential and revealing: he carried a knife in his pockets.
From Vomero to Fuorigrotta, where a 45-year-old man was arrested shortly after committing a robbery: he had stolen part of the product from the cash registers of a supermarket in via Leopardi.
The fight against drug trafficking deserves a separate chapter. Two minors were reported to the Prefecture because they were caught with doses of hashish and marijuana in their pants. Some traffickers discovered in Scampia also stay away from coming of age.
Police from the local police station arrested two of them on different occasions. The first one to get into trouble is only 16 years old. He was with a 19-year-old young man in the “Yellow Veil”, he did not have time to escape. In his pockets they carried a small supermarket of drugs: 39 doses of crack, nine of cocaine, 16 of copper and 24 of heroin. The 19-year-old young man was transferred to prison, with the minor accomplice being admitted to the Colli Aminei First Reception Center. A 17-year-old from Casavatore also ended up in Colli Aminei. The landscape is still Scampia but the sail is the Celestial. The minor was with an 18-year-old girl and a 26-year-old girl. On him were 35 doses of crack, 28 of cocaine, 35 of copper, 28 of heroin and more than 600 euros in cash. They were arrested for possession of drugs for trafficking purposes.
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