The Arezzo police chief suspended a betting and VLT venue’s licence for 30 days, effective 26 February, according to the report. The measure followed police checks that reportedly found the premises was regularly attended by people with criminal records or considered dangerous; the police chief had issued a similar order in October.
The suspension temporarily prevents the venue from operating its betting and VLT business.
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