Lombardy officials push for police data access and resources
Regional security and civil protection assessor Romano La Russa met with representatives of the provincial capitals of Lombardy in Milan to present a formal request for experimental access to the SDI (Sistema di Indagine Interforze) database for the city‑wide police forces. The request, to be signed by La Russa and sent to the national government, also asks for an update of regional regulation n. 5/2019 on self‑defence tools (spray, extendable batons, body‑cams), a stable increase in regional funding for equipment and personnel, and the establishment of a dedicated table on pension and economic recognition for local police officers.
A similar press conference in Varese, chaired by local security assessor Raffaele Catalano, brought together mayors and security officials from Varese, Brescia, Bergamo, Milano, Como, Cremona, Lodi, Mantova, Monza and Pavia. The Varese group reiterated the same five demands: SDI database access, regulation updates on self‑defence tools, guaranteed funding, a national‑level discussion on street‑tutor legislation, and improved training programmes for local police. Both meetings underscore a coordinated push by Lombardy’s municipalities for stronger legal and operational tools for their police forces.
Entities: Bruno Megale · Fatebenefratelli Hospital · Guido Bertolaso · Lombardy Region · Raffaele Catalano · Regional Regulation n. 5/2019 · Regione Lombardia · Romano La Russa · SDI (Sistema di Indagine Interforze) · SDI database
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] The request seeks creation of a table for pension and economic recognition of local police officers. (41a72bea-a6a7-463f-8131-3b3f0d14d51c)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The request also calls for updating regional regulation n. 5/2019 on self‑defence tools such as spray, extendable batons and body‑cams. (41a72bea-a6a7-463f-8131-3b3f0d14d51c)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The request will be signed by La Russa and sent to the national government. (41a72bea-a6a7-463f-8131-3b3f0d14d51c)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Varese meeting demanded experimental SDI database access for local police, regulation updates, stable funding, and a street‑tutor law. (fc559814-f2a7-4001-8ab4-f12d82b4c90f)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Regional security and civil protection assessor Romano La Russa met with representatives of Lombardy’s provincial capitals in Milan. (41a72bea-a6a7-463f-8131-3b3f0d14d51c)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The meeting produced a formal request for experimental access to the SDI database for provincial‑capital police forces. (41a72bea-a6a7-463f-8131-3b3f0d14d51c)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The request asks for a stable increase in regional funding for police equipment and personnel. (41a72bea-a6a7-463f-8131-3b3f0d14d51c)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Mayors and security officials from ten Lombardy municipalities met with regional security assessor to reiterate the same five demands. (fc559814-f2a7-4001-8ab4-f12d82b4c90f)