Fausto Lamparelli has been assigned to lead the Questura di Napoli, returning to the city where he previously headed the Squadra Mobile. He succeeds Maurizio Agricola, who is reported as moving to a commissioner role in Castel Volturno.
The appointment brings a familiar face back to via Medina, the seat of the Questura di Napoli. For readers following the change, the key points are straightforward: a new Questore has been named, he knows Naples from a previous senior posting there, and he arrives with recent experience leading other provincial headquarters.
Who is Fausto Lamparelli
Lamparelli is a Dirigente Generale di Pubblica Sicurezza and was born in Benevento, in Campania.
He studied law at the University of Naples Federico II and public-administration sciences at the University of Catania, according to his official Polizia di Stato profile.
A career through investigations and provincial leadership
The official profiles describe a career built across senior investigative and provincial police leadership roles. That path includes the Questura di Perugia, where his installation as Questore and institutional meetings with local authorities are recorded by the Polizia di Stato.
The return to Naples follows his earlier tenure at the head of the Neapolitan Squadra Mobile, the investigative branch of the local police headquarters.
What is confirmed — and what is not yet
What the available sources establish is the assignment itself, the succession from Agricola to Lamparelli, and Lamparelli's background and prior provincial leadership.
Two details remain unconfirmed in the research: the exact date on which Lamparelli will take office in Naples, and a detailed account of his previous tenure leading the Naples Squadra Mobile. The official Florence profile used for biographical background reflects an earlier phase of his career and does not independently confirm the newly reported Naples appointment.
