After the city center, the vandalism alert has also spread to the Quartu coast. Several cars, regularly parked in front of homes, were damaged on Via Montecatini, Via Stromboli, and Via Pantelleria in the Sa Tiacca area along the coast.
The thugs smashed windows, damaged vehicles , and stole what they found inside. This raid is in addition to those that have become very frequent in the city center and in the Quartello area, to which
The number of vehicles set on fire has also increased. In total, over thirty since the beginning of the year.
Thus, residents who park outside their homes live with the constant anxiety of waking up to find their cars damaged or, even worse, set on fire.
A few months ago, in the Pitz'e Serra area , someone attempted to steal a car from a condominium courtyard , but the perpetrator was stopped by law enforcement before he could complete the theft.
Solidarity with residents following the Sa Tiacca raid was also expressed by Roberto Matta, city councilor for the Tourism and Progress Movement: "Someone thought it was a good idea to target parked cars," he said. "Smashed windows, damaged vehicles, and thefts inside. These residents found themselves with a nasty surprise this morning, with damage to repair, and I extend my full solidarity."
