The Naples Police Chief has adopted two measures to ban access to sporting events (DASPO), for periods of 2 and 3 years, against two people, one of whom was convicted of aggravated robbery, while the other was the recipient of an order implementing a personal precautionary measure, in April 2020, for mafia-type association.
Two further measures, lasting two and five years, were also issued against two individuals who, during a demonstration held in Naples on October 23, 2020, against measures to contain the Covid-19 pandemic, were responsible for serious disorder and were charged with various crimes aggravated by terrorist intent and mafia methods.
Finally, a two-year ban on access to sporting events (DASPO) against a 27-year-old Crotone fan who, at the end of the Juve Stabia – Crotone Serie C football match on 1 February at the “Romeo Menti” stadium.
After boarding the bus intended for visiting fans, the fan had leaned out of the rear door of the vehicle and thrown a glass bottle at the staff of the fan escort service.
The officers, thanks to the images recorded by the video surveillance systems present at the sports facility, had identified him and reported him for throwing dangerous material during sports events. These measures are instructed and prepared by the Anti-Crime Police Division of the Police Headquarters.
