One month after taking office, the Anti-Crime Police Division of the Police Headquarters has issued 5 warnings for acts of domestic violence, 4 warnings for stalking, 10 mandatory expulsion orders, 5 oral warnings. There are 3 archivings of the warning proceedings for acts of domestic violence and stalking.
These are personal preventive measures under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Police Commissioner, the first two of which aim to guarantee the victim of acts of domestic violence or stalking early and rapid protection through a warning addressed by the Police Commissioner to the perpetrator of violence. These are crimes that are often difficult to identify because many occur within the home and often those behaviors are mistaken by the victims as forms of love rather than forms of psychological, physical or even economic violence.
The victim can contact any police station. The Police Commissioner will adopt the administrative measure of warning against the perpetrator of violence, warning him to continue, at the end of the investigation carried out by the Anti-Crime Police Division aimed at verifying the existence of the reported facts.
In these cases, the Police Commissioner may proceed ex officio or when a fact is reported to the police, in a non-anonymous form, that can be traced back to the crimes of battery, personal injury, private violence, serious or aggravated threat, stalking, illicit dissemination of sexually explicit images or videos, violation of domicile, damage committed or attempted in the context of domestic violence. A tool that allows, guaranteeing the anonymity of the person making the report, to help victims of domestic violence who do not have the strength or courage to turn to the police.
There was also a case in which the perpetrator of violence was a mother against her daughter who had just come of age. The woman had subjected her daughter to a painful lifestyle, with a continuous deprivation of her freedom of choice, studded with psychological blackmail and humiliation, until the young woman decided to turn to the police.
(Online Union)
