Naples, another theft at the Universiade: this time the victim of the criminals was an Italian athlete

Naples. Another theft at the Universiade. This time the victim of the criminals was an Italian athlete, the swimmer Matteo Milli who reported the incident on Facebook. The swimmer reported the theft of the stereo and navigator of his car in via Scandone. On Facebook he wrote: “Thank you Universiade for the first 3 hours spent here!”. In any case Milli does not fall into the trap of discrimination: “These beasts are everywhere, lately in Italy too many! And often they are Italians”. This is the second theft in the space of a few days. Social alarm at the Universiade in Naples. Usually major sporting events are tools for territorial marketing for tourism.

“The Universiade is turning into a boomerang against the city of Naples - thunders the Neapolitan trade unionist and leader of Identità Meridionale Giuseppe Alviti - first the attack with theft of the cell phone from a representative of the Congo delegation and then the criminal episode against the athlete defrauded in via Marina with the 'package' trick. But where are the controls on the territory?”.