Two keys to break into a car and start it. A few seconds to escape from Aversa. For Bachir Esposito Luongo and Luigi Carriola, it was quite simple. The same was true for the Carabinieri of the Giugliano in Campania operational unit. In the trunk of the vehicle, the GPS system provided their location in real time.
The military tracked down the two and began a long chase, which ended in Via San Marco, in the municipality of Melito.
Esposito and Carriola did not have time to open the doors. They were arrested for aggravated theft. In the car were the tools used to tamper with the latch and the ignition control unit.
Both were placed under house arrest, awaiting trial. The vehicle was returned to its rightful owner.
In short
Two keys to break into a car and start it.
- A few seconds to escape from Aversa. For Bachir Esposito Luongo and Luigi Carriola it was quite simple.
- The same goes for the Carabinieri of the Giugliano in Campania operational section.
- In fact, the GPS system inside the vehicle's trunk provided their position in real time.
Key questions
What is the main point of the news?
Two keys to break into a car and start it.
Why is this news relevant?
A few seconds to escape from Aversa. For Bachir Esposito Luongo and Luigi Carriola it was quite simple.
Which detail helps us understand the case better?
The same goes for the Carabinieri of the Giugliano in Campania operational section.
It is interesting to see how security systems can be overcome so easily, but I wonder if the measures taken by law enforcement are effective enough in preventing these crimes. Technology needs to be improved.