Vincenzo Iorio, former councilor of Acerra, who resigned as municipal police commissioner on September 3rd for "personal reasons," has been sent to trial. He is accused of aggravated fraud against the Municipality. The allegations date back to 2015, when the former councilor was a city councilor. According to the charges, he took paid leave for unperformed official duties for a total of 24 hours in November, causing damage to the institution amounting to a few hundred euros. The charges were brought after the company for which the then councilor worked, the private security firm for the FCA plant in Pomigliano d'Arco, fired him and reported him for abusing official leave to take time off work. On September 11th, the Municipality joined the proceedings as a civil party as the "injured party." The former councilor is accused of fraud, with the aggravating circumstance of having committed the act to the detriment of a public entity. The trial will begin in December. "My client's indictment," says Mimmo Paolella, the former councilor's attorney, "does not reflect his responsibility. We will go to trial and demonstrate his innocence in the contested facts in the manner permitted by the trial."
Naples - We await the Heart Team's verdict on the tests performed yesterday on the two-year-old boy who underwent a heart transplant and subsequently found to be damaged. The doctors' decision will be crucial in determining whether the child will remain on the transplant waiting list. "We are waiting for the Heart Team to decide on the tests this morning…
Naples - No longer a phenomenon of urban marginalization, but a public order emergency. The phenomenon of illegal parking attendants in the Campania capital is taking on the form of systematic control of public spaces: permanent presences in high-traffic areas—hospitals, nightlife, stadiums, gaming halls—and forced payment from motorists. According to numerous reports,…
Naples – It's a festive Monday in Campania, and particularly in the province of Naples, following a lottery draw that would be an understatement to call "lucky." Last Saturday's draw transformed Naples' lottery wheel into the epicenter of Lady Luck: a staggering €16,3 million rained down on the Campania region, a monstrous sum representing almost...
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