(ANSA) – CATANZARO, 12 JUL – A bomb alarm, which later turned out to be false, was triggered late yesterday in Catanzaro due to the presence of a suspicious package in a flowerbed located a few tens of meters from the headquarters of the Public Prosecutor’s Office directed by Nicola Gratteri , a magistrate at the center of numerous bombing projects.
The Army soldiers engaged in operation Safe roads and surveillance at the courthouse were aware of the package. The military warned the police, who intervened with some flying cars and the bomb squads from the Police Headquarters.
As a precaution, the package was picked up by a robot and made to shine but inside, according to what has been learned, nothing of concern was found. According to investigators, it is likely that someone left the package, contained in a plastic bag, due to an oversight. In fact, according to what has been learned, there would be nothing that suggests a demonstrative gesture or intimidation.
Gratteri has been living under guard for 36 years, ever since he decided to fight openly against the ‘Ndrangheta. Numerous attack projects have been discovered over the years. The latest came to light two months ago when the secret services of a foreign country overseas warned the Italian authorities that they had intercepted a communication to that effect. After the report, the supply of Gratteri – already at the highest levels – was further strengthened with the addition of three armored cars, one of which equipped with a device that inhibits, as it passes, the gsm frequencies and the others used for transmissions. radios and cell phones.
Precisely for this reason, once they found the package, the authorities decided to make it shine. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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