Police found a VLT gaming hall in Lucca without its owner or an appointed representative during an administrative inspection. The Questore suspended the relevant authorisations for 15 days.
The suspension temporarily prevents the hall from operating under the affected authorisations.
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The Arezzo provincial police chief suspended a licensed betting and VLT hall’s public-security licence for 15 days from 6 October, according to press reports. Police checks found the venue was a meeting place for people considered dangerous or with criminal records, the report said.
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The Questore of Massa Carrara suspended a gaming hall’s licence in Avenza, Carrara, for 15 days after police reported repeated disorder, suspected drug activity and public-order concerns. Authorities cited suspected drug-related materials, an assault with a bladed weapon at the venue and a lack of staff cooperation during checks; the measure was intended to prevent further social harm, not to punish the business.
The Questore of Frosinone suspended the licence of a gaming hall in Anagni for 20 days, according to a press report. Carabinieri officers in Anagni served the suspension order; the available account does not give further details.
Arezzo’s police chief ordered a 15-day suspension of a betting and VLT venue’s public security licence, according to the report. Police checks reportedly found repeated breaches of municipal opening-hour rules and frequent visits by people considered potentially dangerous; the measure aims to prevent further public-safety risks.