PESARO «Excellent news for security in the province of Pesaro Urbino». FdI parliamentarian Antonio Baldelli announces reinforcements for the police and takes the opportunity to reply to trade unionist Pierpaolo Frega, provincial secretary of the Silp CGIL. «These months of parliamentary activity – argues Baldelli – have been characterized by numerous discussions with the Ministry of the Interior, with the undersecretary Wanda Ferro, whom I thank, and also by the request for a targeted parliamentary question on the Fano police station and its operational difficulties ».
The prospects
«A job for the territory – he continues – which is bearing good fruit, so much so that further reinforcements will arrive in June: 10 new units at the Police Headquarters, two units in the Traffic Police and one unit in the Postal Police. The attention towards the police forces has finally marked a change of pace with the Meloni government, although we are aware that at least a decade of lack of attention, lack of staff turnover and lack of funding needs to be recovered.” Then Baldelli continues by throwing a dig at the Silp Cgil trade unionist: «There are therefore those who speak out of turn and for obvious political purposes and those who, instead, deal with the facts and achieve results. In fact, I would like to inform you that in addition to the planned staff reinforcements, a man was added to the Fano police station on Monday and the arrival of an administrator is also scheduled for May 8th, an important role for implementing the efficiency of the structure. But the trade unionist Frega ignores all this. Perhaps because he is too busy campaigning and carrying out attacks against centre-right candidates, even against a former colleague of his, now candidate for mayor of Pesaro, Marco Lanzi”.
The controversy
The FdI deputy concludes: «Taking advantage of one’s role to enter the electoral campaign with a straight leg and conduct targeted attacks is not only incorrect, but it puts the category of which it should be a part in a bad light, in defiance of the principles of ethics and ethics. Finally, I would like to reassure Frega that my presence in the area will always be attentive and constant, as has happened up to now. Finally, I feel the duty to thank the prefect of Pesaro Urbino Emanuela Saveria Greco and the police commissioner Francesca Montereale for the professionalism and excellent work they are carrying out in the interest of the territory, with whom in a recent meeting I shared the results of the work carried out in Rome”.
