Another speed camera in the province of Ravenna, two in Liguria in the La Spezia area, another in the Modena area.
The emulators of 'Fleximan' do not stop, the man (or men) who destroys speed cameras during the night and who in Veneto, where he struck the most, is wanted by the police and at least four prosecutors.
Another vandalism raid was carried out in the last 24 hours in the Ravenna area in Borrello near the intersection between Rio Sanguinario and Paoline Lesina streets.
"This night - wrote the mayor of Castel Bolognese Luca Della Godenza - unknown people cut the pole that supported the velox on Via Borello necessary to achieve the objective of respecting speed limits and therefore road safety, therefore it will be restored as soon as possible We have filed a complaint and condemn this action."
The previous night it had touched the velox pole on Via Dismano near the hamlet of Osteria on the outskirts of Ravenna and even before that a sign evoking the man with the hose had appeared on another device.
In the province of La Spezia last night it was the turn of two recently installed speed cameras in the area of Vezzano Ligure.
One in Bottagna, on the state road 330 of Buonviaggio, and a second in the nearby town of Piano di Valeriano along the provincial road 10 of Val di Vara.
Both, as often happens with devices targeted by vandals, are very frequented by motorists.
"These are not acts of vandalism, they are criminal acts, and we will go to the end to identify the responsibilities", said the mayor of Vezzano Ligure, Massimo Bertoni.
The Local Police is also acquiring video surveillance footage from neighboring municipalities to trace the perpetrator or perpetrators of the gesture.
The two damaged veloxes are part of a package of eleven speed detectors that the Municipality purchased for subsequent installation.
In Carpi, in the Modena area, one of the columns that periodically contain the speed detectors was torn down along Via Cavata: the local police are carrying out investigations.
There have now been more than twenty incidents reported, particularly in Veneto, from May onwards.
Rovigo Padua, Treviso and Belluno the prosecutors are at work, looking for the perpetrator of the attacks carried out mainly along high-traffic roads where there are multiple fines for motorists who do not respect the limits imposed.
But other vandalisms were recorded in Lombardy, Piedmont (where complaints were received), and Emilia-Romagna.
Meanwhile, parodies and support groups continue to appear on the web, while Asaps, an association committed to road safety, also yesterday asked for respect for the victims of speeding.
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