Colonel Federico Scarabello assumes provincial command of the Carabinieri of Caserta

Colonel Federico Scarabello has officially assumed the role of Provincial Commander of the Carabinieri of Caserta. During the inauguration ceremony, he emphasized the responsibility and emotion with which he approaches this role, emphasizing the importance of daily, comprehensive action based on the principles of proximity, listening, and social reassurance. These values, according to the Colonel, are the foundation of the relationship of trust that the force builds with local communities.

Born in Rome in 1978, Scarabello began his military career in 1998, attending the Military Academy in Modena and the Carabinieri Officers' School in Rome. He holds a degree in Law and Internal and External Security Sciences, a master's degree in Behavioral Sciences Applied to Investigations and Intelligence, and a specialization course in Internal and International Security.

His professional career has alternated operational experience in the field with senior positions within the Carabinieri's central structure. Among his various assignments, he has led the Milan Porta Monforte Operations Unit and the Carabinieri Companies of Sorrento, Naples Rione Traiano, and Bagnoli. Since 2014, he has worked at the "Ogaden" Interregional Carabinieri Command in Naples, where he performed operational and coordination functions. Since 2016, he has held several senior positions at the Carabinieri General Command, including section head in various offices.

The new commander stated that his goal will be to strengthen collaboration with local institutions and organizations to effectively prevent and combat all forms of crime, ensuring a constant presence in the area. The priority will be to maintain a direct and reliable relationship with citizens, so that the Carabinieri continue to be a concrete point of reference, responsive to the community's needs.

Former Commander Colonel Manuel Scarso has assumed the role of Head of the Press Office at the Carabinieri General Command in Rome. This marks the officer's return to the capital to hold a prestigious senior position in the force's institutional communications, marking the conclusion of his four-year term leading the Caserta provincial command.