Restaurants, bars, accommodations, nautical businesses, taxis, and chauffeur-driven vehicles were targeted. Over 300 inspections were carried out, dozens of irregularities were reported, and more than 20,000 products were seized.
The victim was Carlo Cacioli, 64, from Arezzo. One of the access points to Rena di Matteu has been closed for at least two years; emergency workers had difficulty identifying the area.
Thieves scaled the fence and stole gardening equipment. The incident refocuses attention on the ongoing raids and the flowers being stolen from graves.