Alan Conti
zoom. BOLZANO. We must not lose control: Dominicans square, the old town, much less nerve. The position of the bartenders and dealers in the areas of fights last night was clear: good for the continued support of law enforcement, zero tolerance, but also with those who raise the elbow. The positions of condemnation comes right from the net foreign operators, aware that similar incidents can tarnish the image of all immigrants, including those who for years quietly exercising their profession. In the streets, however, remains the key police presence, capable of transmitting security even for those who intend to spend a simple evening of fun. The record, therefore, take the first plane in the square by the Dominicans and their bar "Koenig", the scene of the brawl on Friday, comes the reconstruction of the bartenders. "At a certain point of the evening came 15 North Africa that are directed to a table with two of our Moroccan customers. For provocation they started drinking the beer that they had on the table mocking him: it was evident that seek confrontation, so we tried to stop him. From there they started flying chairs and tables, but no one has ever asked for alcohol: there was the time. " In the nearby bar "Ritz", the episode left a little bitterness and position da parte dei titolari Francesco Minici e Domenico Bonaccio, con le dipendenti Silvia Napolitano e Inna Cioban, è compatta. «E' capitato anche a noi di avere a che fare con queste persone, ma abbiamo subito messo le cose in chiaro. È evidente che chi decide di aprire un'attività simile in Centro deve mettere in conto di affrontare determinate situazioni, in cui bisogna essere risoluti. Se non si specifica immediatamente che provocazioni e atteggiamenti sopra le righe non sono ben accetti, infatti, si rischia di accendere delle micce pericolose. Quando si verificano delle risse, poi, è tutta la piazza che ci rimette in termini di immagine, mentre durante il giorno la clientela è tranquillissima. Siamo parecchio indispettiti, invece, per chiestaci the tax on public land by the city forcing us to fall into the same price range of Piazza Walther, when it is quite clear that these are two different worlds. Everything is organized there and we ask the same money: an irritating contradiction. " The observatory on the square in front of the station Vijay Kumar from his newsstand "Viavai" is one of those privileged. "The problem is not inside the station, but outside. In this area we definitely want more controls. Only last week, a Tunisian was stopped by police because it was screaming like a madman and would not submit to the checks of the staff of Trenitalia. Tempers are running and when this happens, fights, unfortunately, end up even in the midst of all the foreigners who, like me, has worked for 20 years in the same place. The only thing I have to ask permission in this perioso was the end of my work in the main entrance after two years and the installation of a luggage that everyone keeps asking me. " In the gardens there Marcellu Omoniu, homeless Romanian: "People say that we drink homeless and create confusion. The truth, however, is that very often those who are truly dangerous are these gangs of North Africans who move in groups and with extreme violence. Engaged in illicit trafficking and try to go against it becomes dangerous. Even we feel protected by the police. A few weeks ago, for example, I witnessed a fight with blows of umbrellas in your face. " Rudolf and Martin Riegler Oberkofler launch a proposal: "finally upgraded the park station, consegniamolo families and you will see that all will be better and there will be peace in the area." Ilir Cela Mazniku Pandi and recreational club of railway via Crispi. "We never fails to support the police in relation to the control and prevention. And 'logic, however, that local managers must play an increasingly important role in maintaining calm and serene the minds of customers. And notify the police immediately in case for danger. "
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