There are still numerous interventions by military personnel involved in the operation Safe Roads in Rome, in Lazio, Umbria and Abruzzo.
In the Circo Massimo underground station, the soldiers of the 1 regiment grenadiers of Sardinia stopped a man who tried to escape after robbing a woman who was waiting for the train to arrive. Other stops due to theft, perpetrated against underground users, were carried out by Army soldiers in the Barberini and Flaminio stations and inside the international airport of Pescara. In total, two men and two women of Roma origin were insured to the police.
The soldiers of the 7 regiment Bersaglieri recognized (on the basis of the description issued by the police station) and stopped a fifty-year-old man who escaped the controls of the municipal police, headed for one of the main places of worship in the capital.
In the last week, in addition, four other men have already been arrested, already reported by the police and in possession of a deportation order, and then taken to the local police stations which carried out the necessary checks.
The soldiers of the 185 Artillery Parachute Regiment, in joint service with the Polfer inside the Termini station, intervened to quell a fight; they were forced to immobilize a troublesome and uncooperative non-EU community pending the intervention of police officers who arrested him.
As many interventions have required the immobilization of particularly aggressive individuals have been operated by the Army personnel at Piazza di Spagna, Piazza del Sant'Uffizio, Piazza Sant'Egidio and inside the Grotta Celoni underground station.
Two women, at the Tiburtina station and the Anagnina underground station, were rescued by patrols on duty as they were attacked by violent men who were then insured to the police.
Finally, a significant amount of marjiuana and two cutting weapons were found at the Cipro underground station and at the Termini station, following specific checks carried out by the Army personnel working together with the carabinieri and the state police.
