The young man, who yesterday had defaced the wall of the Royal Palace of Caserta, was identified by the State Police and reported.
The person held responsible for having smeared one of the walls of the house with a spray can recently turned 18. Royal Palace of Caserta: the young man – of North African origins – was identified and reported by the State Police. The agents of the Flying Squad of the Police Headquarters, during the night, after receiving a report from the Operations Room, intervened on the spot and started investigations, together with the Caserta Flying Squad: the police, thanks also to the images of the surveillance cameras, thus managed to identify the 18-year-old who, after having vandalized the wall of the Vanvitellian Palace, fled on an electric bike.
Once the identification was completed, the young man was traced to his home and taken to the police station for the ritual formalities, at the end of which he was reported to the competent judicial authority for the defacement of the artistic asset, recognized as a world heritage site. humanity by UNESCO in 1997.
Following the act of vandalism, the Minister of Education intervened harshly Gennaro Sangiuliano: “Last night a vile act of vandalism hit the Royal Palace of Caserta, a UNESCO heritage site. Thanks to the law I strongly supported, the vandals will have to pay out of their own pockets for the restoration work on the work which has already begun” he said the minister.
