(ANSA) - Rome, June 5 - The interior ministry said Wednesday
it would appeal against the Florence-based Regional
Administrative Tribunal (TAR)'s recent ruling against the
high-security 'red zones' to be given extra policing under a
recent directive from Interior Minister Matteo Salvini.
Under the new move, city prefects will be able to replace
mayors in ordering cops to keep criminals such as drug pushers
outside designated urban areas, which are to be maintained
better.
Salvini has been leading a crackdown on migrants and crime.
Interior min to appeal 'red zones' ruling
Prefects to replace mayors in policing designated areas