Thirty robberies involving banks, supermarkets, and jewelry stores, nineteen stolen cars, and a string of robberies across Sassari, Northern Sardinia, and the Campidano region . The Sassari Public Prosecutor's Office recently closed its investigation into three men accused of carrying out a series of robberies targeting businesses, banks, and supermarkets between 2024 and 2025, including the Tutti i giorni supermarket on Viale Poetto in Cagliari and the Iper Pan supermarket in Sestu . The investigation concerns 50-year-old Serbian Dragan Hadzovic, 30-year-old Stefano Sejdovic, and 32-year-old Robyn Azdovic , the latter two of Slavic origin but born in Italy. Hadzovic and Azdovic are being defended by lawyer Danilo Mattana, while Sejdovic is being represented by lawyer Anna Busia. The trio are facing charges, filed by prosecutor Lara Senatore, of theft, receiving stolen goods, and resisting arrest.
Specifically, 30 attempted and successful thefts occurred, including banks, hypermarkets, jewelry stores, and betting shops, as well as 19 stolen cars, each with license plates from other vehicles. Eleven were Alfa Romeo Giuliettas , the preferred model, and the rest were Fiats, ranging from Doblò to Fiorino to Qubo , with the exception of a Citroën Jumper . The trio, along with other unknown individuals, allegedly rampaged through Northern Sardinia, initially using an almost identical method: breaking into the premises and then removing the safe outside using straps attached to the vehicles. At the end of 2024, they allegedly carried out one of their first raids at the Tuttigiorni market in Sassari, stealing €600.
