THE Carabinieri of the Acerenza Company two subjects were released into a state of freedom, respectively for detention for the purposes of drug dealing and illegal possession of weapons.
In the night between last Saturday and Sundaythe soldiers of the aforementioned Company carried out specific territorial control services aimed at combating crimes in general and, in particular, those linked to drug dealing.
In detail, the Carabinieri of the station:
- Cancellara (PZ) they carried out a house search at the home of a person already known for his specific previous findings Approximately 23 grams of hashish, 2 plants and 32 marijuana seeds, 1 precision scale and material for packaging the narcotic.
The young man will have to answer for detention for the purpose of dealing and illegal detention of white weapon as he also illegally kept two sabers with 85 centimeter blades;
- Brindisi di Montagna (PZ), along the SS 407 Basentanathey checked a small car driven by a 46-year-old who, subjected to a vehicle search, he was found in possession of a switchblade with a 21 centimeter long blade, which is why he was reported to the local Judicial Authority.
Furthermore, the Carabinieri of the Operational and Radiomobile Unit – Radiomobile Unit of Acerenza haveor reported to the Prefecture of Potenza a boy who had recently turned 19 who, when checked while he was driving the car owned by his mother, had approximately 3 grams of hashish. The boy also had his driving license revoked.
The drugs and sidearms found were seized of the Carabinieri operating.
It should be noted that, for the subjects referred in a state of freedom, the criminal proceedings are still in the preliminary investigation phase and, therefore, the constitutional principle of not guilty applies towards them until the issuing of any irrevocable sentence of conviction.
The operating result achieved is the result of the incessant action conducted by the departments dependent on the Provincial Carabinieri Command of Potenza aimed at preventing all forms of crime and, in this case, those relating to drugs and weapons.
