"New security problems in Salerno prison." The report was made by the general secretary of the Autonomous Prison Police Union, Donato Capece, who disclosed both the protest staged by an inmate and the introduction of narcotics into the prison.
In the first case, Capece explains The man staged a paradoxical and dangerous protest by climbing onto the prison roof, and only thanks to the prompt and timely intervention of the prison officers was the situation resolved. It appears—according to Capece—that the inmate in question had improperly accumulated a significant amount of tobacco in his cell, and the lawful seizure by the officers led him to the foolish decision to climb onto the roof.
This is a situation that already occurred ten days ago with another inmate, and this critical event in the Salerno prison is also facilitated by an absurd policy of the regional penitentiary administration, which does not transfer to other locations those who, with their violent and provocative behavior, create serious problems of order and security.
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Capece also announced that in the Salerno prison, "the Penitentiary Police personnel in charge of interviewing inmates discovered relatives and prisoners in possession of narcotics, which had been smuggled into the Salerno prison." For the Sappe, "Another serious problem is the significant presence of inmates with psychiatric problems," which "has long been the cause of serious problems regarding the order and security of the country's prisons.
Penitentiary Police personnel are exhausted by the exhausting workload caused by the constant and violent attacks. It is serious that, despite being aware of the problems associated with the large number of psychiatric inmates, the competent authorities have not yet been able to find a solution.
If the heads of the Ministry of Justice and the Department of Penitentiary Administration are unable to find solutions to the extremely serious situation in Italian prisons and the protection of Penitentiary Police officers, they must have the dignity to resign., concludes Capece.
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