Carabinieri sweeps in the Cagliari area: the helicopter discovers two hooded men

Carabinieri carried out extensive checks in the sheepfolds of Sestu and throughout the Cagliari area . Fifty soldiers from the Sestu, Selargius, Monserrato, Burcei, Quartu stations, from the Cagliari Labor Inspectorate Unit, from the Abbasanta Heliported Hunters of Sardinia Squadron and from the Elmas Helicopter Unit were in action, covering the area far and wide. wide.

A 53-year-old farmer , originally from Dolianova , is in trouble and will have to answer for labor exploitation .

The military personnel flying with the helicopter then discovered two hooded men stationed near some isolated houses in the "Marginarbu" area.

Therefore, some patrols intervened immediately on the spot, blocking and identifying the two who were wearing balaclavas . They are two brothers from Siliqua aged 47 and 42, both well known to the police. In the jacket of the second the Carabinieri found a switchblade with a 12 cm blade of the Pattadese type: the 42-year-old was reported for carrying a bladed weapon of a prohibited kind . In the car of the two the operating soldiers then found a backpack containing multiple burglary tools, while a second backpack, also filled with objects useful for a break-in, such as screwdrivers and other things, had been hidden by the two in the nearby vegetation from the place where they were found.

The brothers were reported to the Public Prosecutor's Office at the Court of Cagliari for unjustified possession of lock picks.

Their car had no insurance coverage and had already been subjected to a previous administrative seizure, which is why it was once again seized and entrusted to a specialized company in Decimomannu.

From the helicopter, a Kia Niro car owned by a company from Scandicci, stolen and partially cannibalized, was also identified in the open countryside, in the "Parione" area. The tires had already been taken away. It was returned to its rightful owners.

Also checked were 30 vehicles (one seized) and 55 people, two of whom received fines.

Twelve people under house arrest were also checked.

(Unioneonline/vl)