German tourist acquitted under accusation for stealing pebbles from a beach in Aglientu
Usually we limit ourselves to sanctions, in this case the man ended up on trial: he had carefully chosen the stones, according to the prosecutor, to make a heart from them to give to his partner
The court of Tempio (Archive)
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A 45-year-old German tourist was acquitted of aggravated theft for taking 42 pebbles from the beach of Cala Pischina, on the Aglientu coast . A sentence of some interest from the Court of Tempio (judge Maria Gavina Monni) because the tourist had been the recipient, in addition to the administrative fine of several thousand euros, also of a direct summons for trial for a criminal trial .
A novelty, because in these cases the Forestry Corps, the Financial Police and the Customs Agency personnel inflict sanctions of an administrative nature. The tourist, according to the prosecutor, had chosen the stones one by one, because he had decided to create a composition . A heart for his partner, using the smooth stones of Cala Pischina.
A heart of pebbles of different colors that man never gave because the men of the Forestry Corps were waiting for him on the Santa Teresa – Castelsardo provincial road. The defender, the lawyer Salvatore Biosa, however obtained acquittal because the judge was never presented with certain proof of the removal of the stones by the German tourist.
