There is no peace for large-scale retail trade in Bolzano, which is constantly subject to theft and beyond. In fact, thieves often add threats and harassment. On Friday and Saturday, unfortunately, new episodes in the Eurospin and Eurospar supermarkets. In fact, at 9pm on Friday, a theft was reported at the Eurospin in via Renon where a 29-year-old Moroccan citizen (his initials HME) was filmed by cameras while he was putting some food taken from the shelves into a bag. At that point, the security guard stopped him for a check. He very calmly admitted the theft and returned the stolen goods. Reported by the police, it emerged that he had previous records such as theft, robbery, damage, personal injury and interruption of public service. The police commissioner Paolo Sartori ordered his expulsion. In the same store, at 3 pm, three other subjects were reported for theft. They too hide products in their backpacks. They are a 28-year-old Tunisian, a 23-year-old Moroccan and a 21-year-old homeless woman from Bolzano. There are several precedents against them. Expulsion was ordered against the two non-EU citizens while the woman was hit with a mandatory expulsion order from the city for three years.
Finally, at the Eurospar in via Roma, at 6pm on Saturday a person was threatening the store manager. “I’ll kill you” was the sentence addressed by the 42-year-old Romanian to the Aspiag employee. Stopped by the police, the man was reported and also has a history of brawling, aggravated robbery and violations of the urban DASPO in Padua. He too received a four-year expulsion order from the city of Bolzano.
Alan Conti
