THE EAGLE. After the brawls that took place in L’Aquila against ten young people, the police commissioner Enrico De Simone issued bans. They will not be able to visit the Castle Park and the Villa Comunale. Meanwhile, police checks continue in the central areas of the city.
Yesterday the police searched, in a planned extraordinary control of the territory, also carried out with the help of the Pescara Crime Prevention Department, the areas which, in recent days, have been the scene of episodes of violence by very young non-EU citizens. Among the numerous people checked, four were accompanied to the police station for checks and two minors were returned to the family home where they were hosted, while for two other adults, of Tunisian and Moroccan nationality, found to be irregular, the order was issued and notified to leave the national territory within seven days.
Finally, two young women, coming from the nomadic camps on the outskirts of Rome, were served with three compulsory deportation orders and, for three years, they will not be able to return to Avezzano and Carsoli. They are accused of committing property crimes.
An Italian, with a criminal record, tracked down while wandering in the Cavaliere plateau was reported for fraud.
