Yesterday afternoon, the State Police arrested a 35-year-old and a 23-year-old of Romanian origins, domiciled in Milan and both with specific police records, for aggravated theft in competition. – in particular, the 35-year-old has already been convicted of theft in 2023 and arrested several times for the same crime in 2024 – held responsible for having looted 1500 euros of goods from the Esselunga in via Carloni in Como.
In fact, around 6.00 pm yesterday afternoon, a police car intervened at the supermarket in question as the two women had been stopped beyond the checkouts with unpaid goods inside their backpacks. – razor blades and printer cartridges worth almost 1500 euros, goods then returned to the property –.
Having collected the testimony of the security officer, the two women were taken to the police station and identified and, given the huge value of the stolen goods and the criminal and police records accumulated over time, after hearing the prosecutor on duty, they were arrested for aggravated theft in competition, setting their immediate trial for this morning at 11.00.
A third arrest was carried out last night, a 55-year-old Italian resident in Belgium was arrested in order to reinstate a provision issued against him by the Court of Chieti. The man had rented a room in a hotel in Lomazzo (CO), where the patrol police, alerted by the results of the “accommodated web” database, tracked him down and arrested him. At the end of the notification he was accompanied to prison of Bassone.
