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27 September 2025 - 11:03
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3 September 2025 - 20:49
They had banknotes worth 8.400 euros, perhaps the proceeds of fraud.
The Caserta Highway Police seized counterfeit documents and €8400 in banknotes from two individuals of Neapolitan origin who were stopped for a check while driving along the Caserta section of the A1 motorway in the municipality of Santa Maria Capua Vetere.
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The two men were reported for receiving stolen goods and possession of false documents, but it is suspected that the sum found was the proceeds of fraud against the elderly carried out in municipalities in central or northern Italy.
In particular, officers from the Caserta Nord Traffic Police Subsection found in two cases, in addition to the large sum of money, several new telephone SIM cards, three electronic identity cards containing the personal details of different people, but with the photograph of one of the two arrested, as well as electronic Smart booklets from the Italian Post Office.
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