ADM orders suspensions at two Perugia-area venues after checks find minors
Enforcement & compliance1 min read
ADM's Umbria office ordered temporary closures at two venues in Perugia province after checks by the agency and Italy's financial police found three minors gambling for money. Two minors had placed sports bets at one venue, while another used a slot machine at the other; the closures last 13 and 10 days, and the owners face fines exceeding €11 thousand.
Two betting venues in Perugia province have been temporarily closed after financial police and customs and monopolies agency checks found three minors gambling for money. ADM’s Umbria office issued the orders, which suspend the venues for 13 and 10 days and impose administrative fines of more than 11 thousand euros in total on their owners.
One venue was in a municipality near the Umbrian regional capital and the other was in the Tifernate area. At the first venue, officials found that two minors had placed a bet on sports events. At the other venue, a minor was found using a slot machine.
Officials informed the young people's parents after checking their ages. The owners were cited for failing to check identity documents before allowing customers to gamble for money. ADM personnel and officers from the financial police's Perugia provincial command enforced the suspension orders.