In the municipality of Caivano there is a lack of public video surveillance systems and in the places where the abuses occurred, there are not even private video surveillance systems, as these are areas far from residential areas.
This is what emerged from the order of the investigating judge of Naples North Fabrizio Forte who ordered the arrest in prison of two young men aged 18 and 19 involved in the sexual abuse of two girls aged 10 and 12 in Caivano, in the province of Naples.
The investigating judge for the Juvenile Court of Naples also ordered seven precautionary measures against other young people involved in the violence. The judge used strong words to condemn the "gang" that showed total contempt for the victims, instilling fear in them and sexually abusing them.
The residents of Parco Verde: 'Enough mud on us'
In Caivano, after the arrest of the boys involved, the residents of the neighborhood are surprised but also impatient. Only two of the suspects have been identified as local residents, while the others are from Caivano. There is a distance that goes beyond the geographical one.
At Parco Verde in Caivano, the State Police set up a “village of legality,” with the presence of authorities and the participation of students from local schools. The other streets in the neighborhood remained deserted.
The anti-clan priest, Don Maurizio Patriciello, speaks of “indelible wounds,” referring not only to what happened recently, but also in the past. Work is underway to renovate the former Delphinia sports center, one of the places where the violence took place.
The police will conduct a census of the homes to identify the squatters. Not all the suspects are residents of Parco Verde and the locals do not want the neighborhood to be stigmatized. There are also relatives of the victims who speak through their lawyers.
The association “Un'Infanzia da Vivere” has installed children's carousels in Ohama Park, one of the neighborhood's agglomerations, as a sign of change.



