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Florence: Theft in a Motorhome, Chase and Arrest

04.05.2026 08:52 1 min 1 source
Il Tirreno ITA
Florence: Theft in a Motorhome, Chase and Arrest
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On the night of May 1, in the Via Pistoiese area of Florence, two suspects broke into a parked motorhome and stole items. After a resident called 112, the pair tried to flee on a stolen scooter, driving the wrong way, but were caught. A 33-year-old man was found with burglary tools and stolen clothing; both have prior records.

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Florence: Theft in a Motorhome, Chase and Arrest

04.05.2026 Il Tirreno ITA

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