The Pestalozzi school in Sant'Antimo, in the Naples metropolitan area, has been vandalized for the second time within a few days, less than a week after a first nighttime raid.
According to Il Mattino, intruders forced doors, marked walls with writings and obscene drawings, and dismantled televisions. The first raid had already caused extensive damage, after which the municipal administration had worked to restore the premises.
Mayor Massimo Buonanno described the episode as criminal conduct rather than bullying. Police intervened again and have opened an investigation. Surveillance footage from the school and the surrounding area may help identify those responsible.
The perpetrators have not been identified, and the report does not specify the financial value of the damage or whether lessons were affected.
