Castellammare, drugs and weapons seized during extraordinary police checks.

Targeted checks by the Naples Police Headquarters in Castellammare di Stabia led to the discovery of drugs and a firearm, with over 140 people identified and numerous vehicles checked.

In Castellammare di Stabia, the Naples Police Headquarters conducted a territorial control operation aimed at combating illegal possession of weapons and drug trafficking. The operation involved the Castellammare di Stabia Police Station, with the support of the Campania Crime Prevention Unit and the Drug Control Dog Unit of the Office of General Prevention and Public Rescue.

During the operation, 147 individuals were identified, 38 of whom had criminal records, and 71 vehicles were checked. Two commercial establishments were inspected as part of the local checks. One individual was fined for illegal possession of narcotics for personal use.

Finally, material containing 105 grams of hashish, a .38 Smith & Wesson pistol, and five rounds of the same caliber were found and seized from unknown persons. Operations will continue to ensure greater surveillance in the area and public safety.

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