Robberies in Sassari and Brindisi, Piantedosi: «We will catch the perpetrators, but it will take time»

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This was said by the Minister of the Interior Matteo Piantedosi, speaking in Lecce, at the final evening of a Police project for legality, regarding the two robberies carried out first in Sassari - against Caniga's Mondialpol - and then in the Brindisi area , after just five days, with the attack on a cash van.

«This is the commitment I want to make, added the number one of the Interior Ministry.

(Unioneonline)

Robberies in Sassari and Brindisi, Piantedosi: «We will catch the perpetrators, but it will take time»

Robberies in Sassari and Brindisi, Piantedosi: «We will catch the perpetrators, but it will take time»

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