In the month of April, the State Police collected and documented all non-compliance with Law 401 of 13 December 1989, imposing the DASPO – ban on access to places where sporting events take place – on 7 people who for various reasons, on the occasion of the various football matches played at home have violated the relevant provisions.
Complaint in a state of freedom and 1 year ban was imposed on a 21 year old young man living in Bolzano, for having lit and thrown a smoke bomb on the pitch during the Como – Sudtirol match. The same fate, the same provision and the same motivation were adopted for a 20-year-old man from Como residing in Lurate Caccivio on the occasion of Como – Brescia, reported to the AG and sanctioned with 1 year of Daspo also for a 24-year-old from Erba residing in Alserio, for attacking a steward in the match between Como and Cremonese.
A 57-year-old resident of Merone was reported in a state of freedom and given the Daspo for 5 years with the obligation to report to the Judicial Police for having seriously insulted the Bari players as the team left the sports facility. Report with obligation to report to the police and 5 years of DASPO also for a 46 year old from Como, who together with two other fans, a 53 year old from Como (Daspo for 1 year) and a 46 year old from Verona (Daspo for 2 years) , after the match between Como and Bari they had insulted and then beaten a 17 year old boy, because he was wearing an Inter shirt while passing near their group. The State Police collected the young man’s complaint and carried out subsequent investigations. The DIGOS of Como therefore fully identified and reported them while the Anti-Crime Division proceeded with prevention measures.
