Another night of violence a Porticoes. This time in Poli square, in the heart of the city’s nightlife: a huge brawl between very young people unleashed hell. Shortly after the midnight between Sunday and yesterday, around thirty young people faced each other, armed with helmets, bottles and a lot of aggression.
According to the initial reconstructions of investigators who interviewed several witnesses, the episode was particularly brutal: helmets used as weapons, glass bottles smashed and punches in the face.
The fight, which lasted only a few minutes, broke out between two baby gang of Herculaneum and San John after a few too many words. But the precise reasons for this latest episode of violence are still unknown. The police, alerted by passers-by, found no one once they arrived in Piazza Poli.
They then examined footage from cameras in the area and interviewed witnesses in an attempt to identify those responsible. The city councilor of the city also expressed his opinion on the episode Pd, Francesco Portoghesereiterating the emergency linked to wild nightlife in the city.
«Incidents of this kind – he says – often occur, not only fights but also nighttime noise, particularly between Piazza Gravina and Piazza Poli. A massive intervention is needed to identify and identify the young people who are the protagonists of serious episodes like the one last night. The growing increase in acts of vandalism against parked cars during the night is also worrying, we need to intervene quickly.”
The nightlife emergency a Porticoes it is becoming increasingly difficult to contain, despite the efforts of the municipal administration, which has arranged extra shifts of the municipal police during the weekend, guaranteeing security until midnight. However, serious episodes of violence regularly repeat after this time. The brawl in Piazza Poli is not an isolated case. Just a few weeks earlier, at Corso Garibaldi, another clash between young people had degenerated, so much so that blank guns had also appeared.
The incident has caused great concern among residents, highlighting an alarming trend of violence among young people. Even yesterday morning, at the stadium San Ciro, during a school memorial, another brawl occurred between students from various high schools in the city. In the stands, slaps and punches ruined the event, pushing the mayor Enzo Cuomo to ask for the collaboration of school directors to help the police identify the troublesome students who caused the brawl during a sporting event.
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