Carabinieri in Pozzuoli have reported four people for illegally occupying public land and building three unauthorized garage boxes in the Reginella district. The structures stood in public courtyards and had been turned into private parking spaces.
The action was carried out by the Carabinieri of the Pozzuoli Company as part of a wider service covering building compliance, occupation of public land, road safety and commercial businesses.
What was found in Reginella
According to the reports, three boxes had been built without authorization on sections of public land in Reginella. The spaces, intended for collective use, were being used as private areas for parking vehicles.
Four people — aged 52, 48, 45 and 44 — were reported for the illegal occupation.
The exact addresses of the courtyards involved were not specified in the available reports, and no information was provided on any removal of the structures or later judicial developments.
A broader control operation
The same service included additional building and labor checks elsewhere in Pozzuoli.
A 27-year-old woman was reported for renovation work carried out without the required authorizations. Five irregular workers were found on that construction site.
Officers also inspected a commercial business in Via del Mare. The business was placed under administrative closure for serious hygiene and sanitary deficiencies, and two undeclared workers were found there.
The enforcement tally
The overall results reported for the operation were:
- 44 people identified
- 20 vehicles checked
- 8 violations of the Highway Code
- 4 reports to the Prefecture for personal drug use
In addition to the four people reported over the garage boxes, the operation led to the separate building report, the discovery of irregular labor, and the closure of the Via del Mare business.
What remains unclear from the sources consulted is whether the boxes have been seized or removed, and whether the Municipality of Pozzuoli or the Provincial Carabinieri Command have issued further statements on the case.