(ANSA) – NAPLES, 06 AUGUST – 420 smartphones, 2,009 sim cards from various telephone operators, 13 personal computers – some of which are switched on and connected to the internet – 54 credit and debit cards, the cash sum of 2,280 euros, 7 driving licenses of counterfeit driving documents, 6 tax codes also found to be counterfeit, 127 contracts for the activation of the public SPID digital identification system and documentation relating to the identity of unaware people residing throughout the national territory. The one identified by the carabinieri in a basement in via Pomigliano in Sant’Anastasia, in the province of Naples, is a real computer arsenal.
In the blitz – which was also attended by the carabinieri of the Castello di Cisterna investigative unit – the military surprised a 21-year-old from Syracuse already known to the police, 3 censors of 27, 20 and 17 years living between Portici and Ercolano. From the first investigations by the Carabinieri – the investigations are still ongoing – it emerged that the 4 boys proposed on a “Telegram” channel the sale, complete with price lists, of counterfeit identity documents and telephone sims in the name of others.
The entire area used as a computer center was seized. The four have been denounced and will answer for criminal association aimed at producing and selling false documents. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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