Yesterday evening, as part of the control activities ordered by the Naples Police Headquarters in the nightlife areas, the police intensified the presence in the Chiaia neighborhood. The State Police, the Guardia di Finanza, the Local Police and the ASL Napoli 1 staff worked together to ensure compliance with the rules.
The officers of the San Ferdinando and Arenella police stations, together with the Guardia di Finanza operators, supported by the Campania Crime Prevention Department, identified 74 people, including 5 with a police record.
During the checks, three commercial establishments were inspected. The owners were charged with several violations, including deficiencies in food safety and hygiene conditions, irregularities structural and failure to comply with noise impact regulations. For these violations, specific provisions have been imposed.
The operation is part of a control plan aimed at ensuring safety and compliance with the rules in the busiest areas of the city.
In short
Last night, as part of the Naples Police Headquarters' enforcement of nightlife hotspots, law enforcement officers stepped up patrols in the Chiaia neighborhood.
- The State Police, the Guardia di Finanza, the Local Police, and ASL Napoli 1 staff worked together to ensure compliance…
- Officers from the San Ferdinando and Arenella police stations, along with officers from the Guardia di Finanza, supported by the Crime Prevention Unit…
- During the checks, three commercial establishments were inspected.
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Last night, as part of the Naples Police Headquarters' enforcement of nightlife areas, law enforcement intensified patrols in the neighborhood…
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The State Police, the Guardia di Finanza, the Local Police, and ASL Napoli 1 staff worked together to ensure compliance…
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Officers from the San Ferdinando and Arenella police stations, along with Guardia di Finanza officers, supported by the Campania Crime Prevention Unit, identified 74…
I think that the police are right to control the nightlife areas, but maybe we should also think about how to help the merchants and not just fine them. Security is important but so is work.