A massive fraud for a turnover of approximately € 11.5 million against the motorists was discovered by the Guardia di Finanza di Brescia, who reported 558 people, including 367 city employees and public officials for having tampered with the camera to detect up to speeds in excess of 15% or 17% compared to the actual measurements.
The investigation lasted five years and have made clear a band able to challenge in this period well 82,000 fines illegal, carried out in 146 Italian municipalities. As explained by the Guardia di Finanza, head of the operation there would be criminal Diego Barosi, a sixty Desenzano del Garda already known to police for fraud of this kind, and the owner of "Garda signal" and other open societies and closed within a short time with the sole purpose of winning contracts from time to time to manage the machines speed cameras in various municipalities.
Motorists are thus required to pay fines for traffic offenses ever committed, however, accused the trial of electronic detection of excess speed against them for fraud. Earnings improperly obtained, of which Barosi pocketed up to 40%, would be reinvested in purchasing real estate, with 245 properties that according to the financiers of Brescia were attributable to him.
Barosi were charged along with four other accomplices who were operating in the provinces of Rome, Verona and Vicenza. To have come all the accusations of conspiracy, tax fraud, bankruptcy fraud, aggravated fraud, rod rigging and corruption.
The investigation lasted five years and have made clear a band able to challenge in this period well 82,000 fines illegal, carried out in 146 Italian municipalities. As explained by the Guardia di Finanza, head of the operation there would be criminal Diego Barosi, a sixty Desenzano del Garda already known to police for fraud of this kind, and the owner of "Garda signal" and other open societies and closed within a short time with the sole purpose of winning contracts from time to time to manage the machines speed cameras in various municipalities.
Motorists are thus required to pay fines for traffic offenses ever committed, however, accused the trial of electronic detection of excess speed against them for fraud. Earnings improperly obtained, of which Barosi pocketed up to 40%, would be reinvested in purchasing real estate, with 245 properties that according to the financiers of Brescia were attributable to him.
Barosi were charged along with four other accomplices who were operating in the provinces of Rome, Verona and Vicenza. To have come all the accusations of conspiracy, tax fraud, bankruptcy fraud, aggravated fraud, rod rigging and corruption.
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