Interventions by police officers – Ancona Police Headquarters

Last night, the Flying Squads intervened in this city center for the report of a person in difficulty. Once on site, the police verified the presence of a woman, sitting on the pavement in an evident state of confusion, who was complaining, uttering disjointed and meaningless sentences. From the words of that lady, of Russian origin, about 40 years old, the officers were able to understand that she had been hit in the face by her partner and that she had suffered abrasions on her elbow and knee. Health personnel were immediately alerted and provided the woman with the necessary first aid, while the police went to her home. Here they found her partner, a 61-year-old Italian citizen, who reported to them that he had had a heated argument with her arising from his exasperation at the altered psychological conditions of his partner, suffering from depressive disorders and alcohol addiction, for which she had been also hospitalized, as shown by the health documentation she showed. The man reported that he had not used any physical violence against the woman, however he did not deny that he had held her tightly in an attempt to calm her state of psychophysical agitation and she, wriggling violently, fell disastrously to the ground. At that point the policemen, once they had recovered and handed over to the health workers the personal effects that the woman requested, made it possible to transport her to the local hospital for further and in-depth medical checks. Around three in the morning, the Flying Squads intervened in the historic center of Ancona, in aid of the Fire Brigade due to a fire in some rubbish bins which had damaged a car. Once on site the police verified that the fire had already been put out, verifying the presence of a car with evident damage caused by the flames in the front part of the bodywork. The Agents managed to track down the owner of the vehicle, resident in that area, but not present for work reasons. The cohabiting mother of the owner of the car reported that she was the main user of the vehicle and that she had regularly parked it in the place of the incident. Considering the unsuitable state the car was in, for everyone’s safety, the police had the vehicle stored in a depot. Furthermore, they had the “AnconaAmbiente” staff intervene to remove various debris and ash caused by the fire.