Police in Isola di Capo Rizzuto referred a betting licence holder to judicial authorities for failing to report the closure of premises within the required timeframe and return the authorisation documents. The licences have been withdrawn, and the Questore of Crotone is to begin revocation proceedings.
The case could lead to revocation of the betting authorisations for premises now used as a restaurant.
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Italian police said they fined a food-and-drink business with a gaming recharge point €5,000 after finding it operated without the required SCIA. Police also reported gaming and betting signs, a missing fiscal meter and separate irregularities at another premises with a gaming room; the second business’s owner was reported to judicial authorities.
Police in Crotone sanctioned two venues with slot machines and betting services after finding gaming machines operating and accessible outside permitted hours, according to a media report. The report did not state the amount of the administrative penalties.
Police in Crotone issued six administrative penalties for smoking-ban violations during checks at two betting shops with slot-machine areas, according to the report. The penalties totalled €990.
Bergamo police said checks on 12 June found a betting venue in Clusone operating without the required police authorisation. Officers summoned its owner, who will be referred to judicial authorities; a Cene business was fined about €300 for not displaying mandatory information.
Catania police reportedly found two betting centres operating without authorisation during checks in the Picanello and Fasano districts. Officers referred the centres' operators to judicial authorities.