Four people, including three Romanians and one Italian, were charged following a traffic stop in San Felice a Cancello. Burglary tools and a Volkswagen Touareg, previously seized in another case, were seized.


San Felice a Cancello: Four people reported; burglary tools seized
During a traffic check conducted yesterday evening, October 9th, the Carabinieri of the Cancello Station reported four people, aged between 24 and 74: three Romanian nationals and one Italian. They are considered seriously suspected of unauthorized possession of altered keys or lock picks and of failing to safeguard seized property.
During the investigation, material believed to be useful for illegal activities was found inside the vehicle, including several burglary tools and other potentially offensive objects, including large wire cutters. These tools were seized and placed under appropriate custody.
Further investigations revealed that the SUV, a Volkswagen Touareg, was registered to a car sales and rental company and had already been seized as part of a separate criminal proceeding. A new criminal seizure was ordered for the vehicle, with it being placed in judicial custody by a company in San Felice a Cancello.
A motion to issue mandatory expulsion orders has been submitted to the four individuals. The judicial authorities have been informed to take appropriate action. The proceedings are currently in the preliminary investigation phase, and the accused are presumed innocent until a verdict is reached.
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