Since the early hours of today, in the provinces of Nuoro and Sassari, the Carabinieri of the Compagnia di Siniscola have implemented an ordinance ordering 7 precautionary measures, issued by the GIP at the Court of Nuoro, at the request of the local Public Prosecutor's Office.
Of the suspects , three were subjected to precautionary custody in prison, one under house arrest and the other three under the obligation to stay in the municipality of residence.
They are held responsible, in various capacities, for possession and drug dealing, extortion, damage, possession of counterfeit banknotes and illegal possession of weapons.
According to the allegations, they had created a dense network of customers to supply cocaine and marijuana to drug dealers in the municipalities of Orosei, Galtellì, Siniscola, Tempio Pausania and Olbia . "The use of minors has also emerged in the delivery and transport activity", say the investigators who carried out the investigations with stalking and stalking.
The investigation was born in December 2021 after the assault of a minor in the municipality of Torpè. Hence the criminal association was reconstructed with the related drug supply activities, «the use of counterfeit banknotes specially sent from Southern Italy and the use of violence and intimidation with firearms against less diligent creditors, emphasizing further the danger of the group and its criminal caliber".
Trading took place on a weekly basis while the sums owed were collected over the weekend . «Communications took place via instant messaging applications and social networks, with a language specially designed in order not to provide references to the forces of order. Even the transport took place without neglecting the details both in the concealment inside the cars where the drug was positioned in the engine compartment or in a recess located outside the floor and in the conduction of the journey where a relay was positioned to signal the presence of Police Forces". Much of the coke was buried not far from the suspects' homes.
