In the hood 8 sticks of hashish, arrested – breaking latest news

He ended up in handcuffs Vincenzo April, 45 years. He was arrested by the agents of the Battipaglia police station directed by the deputy commissioner Lorena Cicciotti. This time the charges against him are of detention for the purpose of drug trafficking. The cops, suspecting he had gotten into the shop, were keeping an eye on him. So when they noticed that he was wandering near his home and was joined by a young man aboard a scooter, they decided to intervene to catch him in the act. They immediately assumed that it was probably a “customer” who kept him company.
The 45-year-old from Battipagliese was stopped and searched. Hidden in his briefs he had several doses of hashish. At that point the agents also decided to search his home where, hidden in the bedroom closet, they found not only more hashish, but also a precision slingbar, two knives suitable for cutting the blocks of drug into doses of sell, and a good 1200 euros, a sum considered safe proceeds from the trading activity. The search was also extended to the April car where they found more drugs. To be precise, six sticks of hashish with a total weight of 830 grams were found inside a secret compartment of the trunk.
The policemen gathered enough evidence and evidence to arrest April. Also because, in addition to precedents for drugs, the 45-year-old also had other serious charges against him. He had in fact been sued for personal injury and stalking. Crimes that the victim had previously reported to the carabinieri with numerous details, so much so as to induce the judge to issue an order to expel the offended person against him. April, after the formal formalities in the offices of the Battipaglia police station, was transferred to the Fuorni prison where he is at the disposal of the judicial authority pending the validation of the arrest.
Certainly the quantity of hashish found in the availability of April, on which the police perform the test to ascertain the active ingredient, is alarming. It is conceivable that the arrested person was in contact with large suppliers, people connected to important supply channels, capable of satisfying substantial requests for supplies. The availability of so amazing, as many as 8 whole loaves, suggests that the arrested man had set up a considerable dealership tour. Even just for the cost of the raw material from wholesalers. His arrest, therefore, may not be an end in itself. The investigation may not be over. (s.b.)
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