Carabinieri from the Giugliano operational section searched the home of 29-year-old Antonio Sarnataro in Giugliano in Campania, in the Metropolitan City of Naples. According to local press reports, the search uncovered drugs stored inside the house and a high-value SUV with cloned identifiers in the garage.
The man, described in reports as already known to police, was arrested and transferred to prison pending proceedings. The reported charges are unlawful possession of narcotics, illegal possession of weapons and receiving stolen goods.
What officers reportedly found in the kitchen and bedroom
Investigators reported finding 1.639 kilograms of hashish in the kitchen freezer, divided into multiple packets and doses. Reports refer to part of the product as "hashish frozen."
A further 3.9 kilograms of marijuana was reportedly found in the bedroom.
The seizure also reportedly included electronic cigarettes containing cannabis, some described as arriving from California, along with colourful branded packaging. The exact number and contents of the electronic cigarettes are not consistently specified in the reports.
A folding knife and vacuum-packaging machinery were also reportedly seized.
The Range Rover in the garage
In the garage, officers found a Range Rover Sport valued at approximately 150,000 euros with cloned registration and chassis numbers, according to the reports.
The vehicle was reportedly undergoing work on its electronic control units and alarm systems before possible re-entry into circulation.
Procedural status
The available reports attribute the findings and investigative hypotheses to the Carabinieri. They do not establish the final judicial outcome or whether the arrest was confirmed by a court.
No publicly linked official police or prosecutorial statement is provided in the reporting reviewed.