Naples police raid nightlife and illegal parking attendants: hundreds of checks and fines issued.

Naples – A weekend of intense activity for the State Police in Naples, with targeted checks in nightlife hotspots and extraordinary operations to combat illegal parking.
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Naples – A weekend of intense activity for the State Police in Naples, with targeted checks in nightlife hotspots and extraordinary operations to combat illegal parking.

Officers combed the city's streets, from Mergellina to Fuorigrotta, all the way to San Giovanni a Teduccio, resulting in hundreds of people identified, vehicles seized, and traffic violations reported.

Nightlife under surveillance: 330 people identified in Mergellina

Over the past weekend, officers from the Office of General Prevention and Public Rescue concentrated their efforts in the "chalet" area of ​​Mergellina and in Largo Sermoneta, the beating heart of Neapolitan nightlife.

Here, amidst crowded bars and promenades, officers identified 330 people, 69 of whom had criminal records. The operation also included vehicles: 76 were checked, with thorough checks to ensure safety and public order in one of the city's busiest areas.

Hunt for illegal parking attendants: one complaint and two vehicles seized

Over the course of the week, the Nibbio of the General Prevention Office, with the support of the Local Police, have launched an extraordinary operation to combat the phenomenon of illegal parking attendants, a scourge that continues to torment motorists and residents.

Officers identified 81 people, 25 of whom had criminal records. Among them, one person was reported for repeating illegal parking.

During the checks, 49 vehicles were inspected, resulting in two administrative seizures and 24 violations of the Highway Code, a sign of effective action against irregularities.

Widespread checks in Fuorigrotta and San Giovanni a Teduccio

Not just the seafront: the State Police's activity also extended to the Fuorigrotta and San Giovanni a Teduccio neighborhoods, where the Nibbio police and officers from the General Prevention Office conducted an additional extraordinary operation.

The toll is significant: 632 people identified, 144 of whom had criminal records, and 210 vehicles checked, with three administrative seizures and 28 traffic violations. This operation demonstrates the commitment of law enforcement to policing the area and ensuring legality in sensitive areas of the city. A strong signal for safety.

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