Vandalism against bus shelters, two kids in trouble in Cagliari

Two children were denounced by the carabinieri of the Cagliari Radiomobile for damage to public goods.

A report to the operations center in via Nuoro caused a patrol to arrive in via dell'Abbazia and there the military found damage to the windows of the bus shelter. The two minors, 14 and 15 years old, were tracked down shortly after in via Stockholm near another shelter, also with broken glass due to the throwing of a stone that was seized.

During the raid, one of the two perpetrators suffered minor bruises on an ankle.

The two very young have been entrusted to their parents waiting for the Prosecutor's Office to be informed.

(Unioneonline / ss)

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