Italy police arrest suspects in domestic violence, fraud and murder cases

Italian law‑enforcement agencies carried out a series of arrests across the country. In Pollenza, a 46‑year‑old man was detained for aggravated illegal entry after refusing to leave his former partner’s garden. In Gambettola, a 54‑year‑old was taken into custody to serve a three‑year sentence for repeated domestic abuse. In Maranello, a 30‑year‑old was arrested for stalking and placed under electronic monitoring after a series of threats and property damage.

Separate operations targeted organised crime. The Guardia di Finanza in Salerno detained seven people linked to a scheme that fabricated tax credits from construction bonuses, seizing millions of euros. A network dubbed “Fake Check” operating between Foggia and Naples was dismantled, resulting in 18 arrests for check‑fraud, money‑laundering and document forgery. In Trapani, a judge ordered an attorney suspected of coordinating a large insurance‑fraud ring to serve house arrest and a ban on practising law.

Other notable incidents included the fatal shooting of 32‑year‑old Alessandro Graviano in Naples, believed to be an internal purge by a criminal clan, and the deportation of a Colombian national deemed socially dangerous by authorities in Ancona. Together, these actions reflect a coordinated crackdown on a range of violent and economic crimes throughout Italy.