Crotone police implement seven prevention measures for nightlife safety

The Crotone Police Department has introduced seven prevention measures to curb violence and criminal activity in the city’s nightlife areas. These actions, ordered by Questore Renato Panvino, include urban access bans (DACUR), oral warnings, and mandatory expulsion orders (foglio di via).

Three DACUR bans have been issued for individuals involved in violent incidents on the seafront. This includes a 49-year-old man accused of aggravated threats and carrying a knife, and two Iraqi nationals, aged 48 and 53, who were involved in a physical altercation involving glassware. Those violating these bans face one to three years of imprisonment and significant fines.

Additionally, three oral warnings were issued to individuals with criminal histories, including a 50-year-old with prior offenses involving weapons and a 25-year-old convicted of fraud and assault. A 22-year-old Sicilian man was issued a mandatory expulsion order following an attempted ‘mirror scam’ involving vehicle collisions.