Naples. After the verbal and physical attacks against the managers of a chalet and against the deputy Borrelli, the raids by the Municipal Police and the Guardia di Finanza, the fines and seizures, and the complaints filed by the victims, the squatters have returned to Mappatella Beach.
They reorganized in a few hours and, speeding around the city on electric scooters, brought back the chairs to rent illegally to the bathers.
Some residents have reported to MP Francesco Emilio Borrelli, who is waging a fierce battle for law enforcement in that area, that the same squatters are managing, in addition to umbrellas, chairs, and illegal drinks sales, an illegal mooring for at least seven boats.
The illegal operators also manage an illegal mooring
“Legality must be restored at all costs. These scoundrels believe they can do whatever they want with impunity. This is not the case, they will have to answer to justice for all their misdeeds. Criminals who have been infesting the area for years, illegally earning money at the expense of those who respect the rules. I ask the Police Commissioner and the Prefect to intervene forcefully.
The managers of the Chalet attacked now live in terror, forced to watch their backs at all times. The bathers are intimidated and annoyed by the illegals who create inconvenience, strangely, just in these days, the umbrellas of the Municipality had disappeared, then magically reappeared thanks to the intervention of the Mayor Manfredi.
This situation, which has been going on for decades, is no longer tolerable, the healthy part of the city is tired of suffering continuous abuses. I will continue to guard the area until it is freed from squatters and delinquents".
So says Francesco Emilio Borrelli, deputy of the Green-Side Alliance who also today went to Mappatella beach to denounce the illegal activities.
