30.587 identified, 24 arrested and 196 investigated: this is the balance sheet of the railway police week of checks in the early stages of summer exodus. 3.487 the patrols engaged at the station and 780 on board the train, for a total of 1.653 escorted trains. 329 vehicles checked for a total of 166 high penalties.
In particular in Naples, at the entrance to the railway station, three Indian citizens and a Moroccan were arrested for aggravated brawl. Also in Napoli Centrale, after suffering an illness, a man was rescued by the operators of the Railway Police; result sought, after treatment he was arrested.
In Milan, a Gambian citizen was arrested for detention and drug dealing. 1.760 grams of hashish and the sum of 400 euros have been found inside his backpack.
Lightning stop on a night train bound for Turin by escort agents who learned of a robbery at the Roma Ostiense station just before the train's departure. Once at Civitavecchia, the operators have traced a subject corresponding to the description provided by some witnesses. At the sight of the policemen, he tried to hide inside the bathroom of the convoy, where he was reached and locked. Subjected to a search, the stolen goods coming from the hit at the tobacconist were found inside his baggage: packets of cigarettes, a hundred telephone top-ups by various managers, a hundred of Rome metro tickets, tobacco packs and a hundred or so scratch off coupons.
In Rome Termini a woman was reported for failure to comply with the urban "DASPO" issued by the Rome Police Headquarters and 6 orders were notified for removal from the station with the application of administrative sanctions for a total of about 10.000 euros. The staff of the Railway Police surprised a Romanian citizen who, already hit by the ban at Termini Station, offered "assistance" to tourists and travelers, near the self-service machines for purchasing tickets.
20 unaccompanied minors found and entrusted to families or communities; 48 foreign citizens caught in an irregular position and 48 the high penalties in terms of railway safety. In Florence Rovezzano the rescue of a man seen walking on the tracks; the operators were able to intervene a few moments before it launched itself under the train.