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Organized crime apartment occupations in Rome

Overview

Residents in the Cinecittà area of Rome have reported that an organized criminal network has been illegally occupying approximately 29 Enasarco apartments over the last three years. The network reportedly uses a method of identifying vacant properties, breaking in, and changing the locks.

According to local testimonies, the group charges between 20,000 and 30,000 euros for access to an apartment. Occupants reportedly do not pay ongoing costs, leaving unpaid taxes and building expenses to other property owners in the condominium. Due to difficulties with law enforcement intervention, residents claim they have organized their own patrols to protect their buildings.

Entities

Rome · Polizia di Stato · Carabinieri · Cinecittà · Enasarco

Timeline

  1. 7 days ago

    [CRIME] 8 sources
    Rome police conduct security operations in Esquilino and Prenestino

    Carabinieri operations in Rome's Esquilino and Prenestino districts led to two arrests for theft and drug dealing, along with four additional reports for various offenses.

  2. 7 days ago

    [CRIME] 2 sources
    Rome residents report organized crime network occupying apartments

    An organized crime network in Rome's Cinecittà district is reportedly charging up to 30,000 euros to illegally occupy Enasarco apartments, forcing residents to organize their own security patrols.

Sources

adevarul.ro · antennasud.com · goldtv.it · medisite.de · romadailynews.it · toscanaindiretta.it · ufficiostampabasilicata.it · umbriacronaca.it · vremeanoua.ro · vulturenews.net