Cagliari, assault with clubs and sticks in a betting center

The raid took place on Saturday evening in the betting center on Via Mandrolisai in Cagliari: two men, with clubs and sticks, entered the premises while it was still open while a woman was working there. They damaged slot machines and machines, taking away the coins that were inside. Then they ran away before the alarm could be raised. There were no injuries.

The first to intervene were the agents of the Flying Squad who, however, found little cooperation from those who had witnessed the phases of the blitz. The immediate searches were unsuccessful. The loot has yet to be made official but it is not said to be high .

All the details in the article in L'Unione Sarda on newsstands today and in the online edition .

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