Tuna, snacks and coffee: supplies of stolen (and released from seizure) food donated to Caritas of Arzachena

Food stolen and seized by the carabinieri from the Arzachena station following the arrest of a citizen of Romanian origin, the protagonist of several thefts in some city supermarkets in recent months, was destined for Caritas.

Since they could not be traced back to a specific commercial exercise, the military asked for the release from seizure from the Tempio Pausania prosecutor's office and subsequent delivery to charity.

Therefore, basic necessities such as coffee, cans of tuna and snacks went to the most needy. Not only that, the carabinieri, on the occasion of the upcoming Christmas holidays, have also spontaneously donated various panettone and pandoro.

A gesture strongly appreciated by the association that takes care of people in difficulty every day.

(Unioneonline / D)

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