These days a Napoli the administration is showing the hard punch with those who park wildly no parking. We are concentrating mainly in the historic center and there have been many blitz developed by ajoint operation of carabinieri and local police, with the support of Napoli Servizi, in the Montesanto and Avvocata areas.
This is only the starting point, however, because the intention is to act everywhere and to continue with this hard punch also in other areas of the city to make the road more smooth and punish those who park wildly in every corner creating only obstacles and disinterested in the prohibitions.
The removal of dozens of cars parked wild
Thanks to the soldiers of the Centro company and the agents of the removal office, they were taken away, by tow trucks, at least 30 between parked cars and scooters parked prohibited and that they did not have insurance. Therefore, these were vehicles that could not even circulate. Finally, even those who go around without insurance will be punished according to the law.
In addition, law enforcement also have taken away chains, stakes and barriers that people used to occupy the street, illegally of course, to be able to park safely at will. An illegal and uncivil way of securing a parking space, of course without being authorized by the Municipality.
Hundreds of fines and garage checks
In addition to unleashing the tow trucks, as mentioned, the police have also done at least 304 fines for no parking and, more generally, irregular parking.
They were also checked numerous garages and 6 were fined for occupation of public land, unauthorized driveway, unauthorized advertising.
Blitz also in the arcades
In San Lorenzo, in the Vasto area, the carabinieri also made blitzes in the arcades seizing 17 illegal slot machines. Of these, 3 had already been seized in the past, but tampered with to use them again. The manager was given one fine of 160.000 euros and € 5800 in cash were seized. Finally, the premises were subjected to seizure at the disposal of the Judicial Authority.
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