An episode of violence during the Serie B match Juve Stabia-Palermo, played last September 14 at the Romeo Menti stadium in Castellammare di Stabia, led to the issuing of a Daspo for a young fan from Stabia. The match, which ended 3-1 in favor of Palermo, was marked by the 19-year-old's attempt to invade the pitch, in addition to the damage to a camera of the VAR system.
After a penalty was awarded to the Rosanero team, the young man tried to climb over the fence to enter the field.
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The police chief of Naples has issued a Daspo The 2-year-old has been sentenced to two years, banning him from all sporting events. This measure adds to five other DASPOs issued by the Anti-Crime Police Division of the Naples Police Headquarters. Three of the five DASPOs were issued in connection with incidents during the Napoli-Bologna match on August 19 at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium. The recipients, accused of climbing over barriers and resisting a public official, were sentenced to a one-year ban.
Two other Daspos, lasting one and two years respectively, concern a 37-year-old and a 62-year-old caught lighting fireworks without authorization during the Serie C match Giugliano-Taranto, played on August 23. One of the two was also found in possession of a butterfly knife. Both were reported for dangerous lighting and explosions and possession of pyrotechnic devices during sporting events.
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