Armed assault in Sassari, vigilantes in ‘Stato assente’ sq.

(ANSA) – SASSARI, JULY 3 – Safety guards within the squares of Sassari and Cagliari to ask for the intervention of the State after the armed assault final Friday on the Vedetta 2 Mondialpol headquarters in Sassari. The safety brokers supported by the unions demonstrated in entrance of the prefectures of Sassari and Cagliari on the day of strike proclaimed by the acronyms Filcams-Cgil, Fisascat-Cisl and Uiltucs. They really feel deserted by the State, left on the mercy of gangs of criminals organized in a navy method, with out the weapons essential to defend themselves and complain concerning the lack of actual intervention plans coordinated with the police. A delegation of the protesters was additionally acquired by representatives of the federal government, to whom the requests had been introduced. “The State is the good absentee from this affair, on Friday in Sassari there was an enormous danger. The State determined to not patrol the territory however above all to not defend the safety guards and the safety institutes who had been denied the supply of weapons extra appropriate to defend themselves and reply to those conditions”, says Cristiano Ardau, normal secretary of Uiltucs Sardinia. “On Friday we had been beneath terrorist assault, with a commando effectively educated militarily. There was no emergency plan with an ample safety protocol to have the ability to cope with these conditions. We can’t face a commando that makes use of weapons of conflict and explosives, we’re solely outfitted with quick weapons and 12-gauge rifles. Regardless of every thing, with our service we now have assured the cost of pensions and fourteenth-month salaries all through northern Sardinia and within the province of Nuoro. We ask for assist and assist from the establishments and the police”, says Antonio Piredda, agent of Vedetta 2 Mondialpol. “Safety staff perform a central exercise for the lifetime of all of us, and this isn’t totally perceived”, says the overall secretary of the Cgil of Sassari, Massimiliano Muretti. “One other problem is the general administration of the cash, contracted out with out checking whether or not the overall security circumstances exist and referring to laws that date again to 1940 is a restrict that places the protection of staff in danger and makes us fall into this situation each couple of years”. (ANSA).