Police in Bra inspected a gaming venue during checks near the railway station and fined its owner for obscured windows that breached rules on surveillance. The owner was also sanctioned because the person responsible for food service was absent.
Gaming venues in the area face enforcement over surveillance requirements and the presence of designated food-service staff.
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Italian State Police, supported by municipal police, found minors inside a betting shop in Pozzuoli during a local inspection and imposed an administrative fine on its owner. The police operation also identified 92 people and checked 33 vehicles.
Police in Turin fined a betting-shop owner more than €6,600 and reported the owner for allowing minors into the premises. Police also reported the owner for allowing an employee to collect bets without the required authorisation.
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.
Italy’s Guardia di Finanza said officers found a slot machine operating beyond the hours permitted by municipal rules during checks at bars and gaming venues in Rome. They issued an administrative fine of €5,000 for the violation, according to the report.
Italy's Guardia di Finanza said officers from its Rome provincial command found a slot machine running beyond the hours allowed by municipal rules during checks at bars and gaming venues in the city. An administrative fine of €5,000 was issued for the violation, the force said.
Chieri municipal police fined a betting venue’s owner about €5,000 after finding unauthorised billiards and gaming areas, as well as unlicensed food and drink service. The owner was ordered to stop the unauthorised activities immediately, the report said.