Carabinieri and the Catania Labour Inspectorate found workplace-safety violations at a betting shop in Aci Catena, Italy. The owner was reported over missing health surveillance, with a €1,423.84 fine, and received an administrative penalty of €3,132 for not keeping the risk assessment document on site.
Betting-shop operators face enforcement over employee health checks and workplace risk documentation.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Not named | EUR 2,600 | Carabinieri and ADM issue €2,600 in fines after checking four betting venues | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | ADM and police conduct more than 40 illegal-gambling checks in Abruzzo | Not stated | |
| Not named | EUR 780,000 | ADM conducts more than 50 illegal-gambling checks in Lazio, finding €780,000 in violations | Not stated | |
| Not named | EUR 60,000 | Carabinieri report €60,000 in penalties at Castellammare betting shop | Not stated | |
| Not named | EUR 2,200 | Italian authorities fine gaming venue partner €2,200 over workplace violations | Not stated |
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Carabinieri and officials from Italy’s Customs and Monopolies Agency inspected a betting venue in Catania’s Ognina-Picanello district. They found gaming areas were not adequately separated from areas selling other goods and ordered the 63-year-old owner to make changes within a set deadline.
Carabinieri, ADM staff and municipal police inspected businesses in Catania, Italy, and found licensing discrepancies at a gaming room, according to the report. The operator received an order to restore the premises within 30 days, and authorities reported a worker without the required gaming-machine qualifications to the Questura.
Carabinieri from the Piazza Dante Company carried out checks in Catania, Italy, assisted by staff of the Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli (ADM) and the Municipal Police. The inspections were concentrated in several locations in the city centre.
Carabinieri in Catania, working with the Customs and Monopolies Agency and municipal police, found irregularities during an inspection of a gaming venue, reportedly. They ordered the venue to correct differences from its licence within 30 days and referred an employee who was not authorised to manage slot machines to the police headquarters.
Carabinieri in Catania, working with the Customs and Monopolies Agency and municipal police, reportedly carried out a targeted check at a gaming venue and found irregularities.
A court in Lecce ordered the seizure of at least €600,000 in assets linked to Tobia Parisi and his family, following a request from anti-mafia prosecutors. Investigators allege that a bar in Mesagne served as a base for clandestine sports betting; the order is aimed at eventual confiscation.
A court in Lecce ordered the seizure of at least €600,000 in assets linked to Tobia Parisi and his family on Wednesday, at the request of anti-mafia prosecutors, according to the Carabinieri. The order is aimed at eventual confiscation. Parisi, 45, is accused of being a senior figure in the Mesagne faction of the Sacra Corona Unita, the Puglia-based organised crime group, and a lieutenant to mafia boss Daniele Vicientino.
Carabinieri officers found unauthorised games and betting at a private club in Randazzo, Italy, during an inspection on 28 October 2026. They also found several minors and visitors who lacked membership cards or were absent from the club register.
At a private club in Randazzo, Carabinieri officers established that games and betting were being managed without authorisation. The operation was mounted by the Randazzo company command together with specialised Arma units: the Radiomobile section and the local station, backed by the Catania labour inspectorate (NIL) and the operational intervention company (C.I.O.) of the 12th Carabinieri battalion “Sicilia”.