According to Ferragosto, the Undersecretary of Justice, Andrea Delmastro, entered the penitentiaries of Brindisi and Taranto, in Puglia, to “meet the police but not the prisoners”. The government representative then posted a photo on his social networks that immortalized him in the Brindisi prison, a cigarette in his hand, in an absolutely forbidden place (with a sign). This is how, explains the Quotidiano di Puglia, the affair broke out. Delmastro's photo began to circulate on social networks, with a flood of negative comments. The post was then deleted. In the image, you can see the undersecretary inside the institute with a lit cigarette right in front of the prohibition sign. “He may have deleted it, but he still broke a ban,” comments Anna. “He accidentally deleted the post on Instagram (10 photos), while on Facebook, only the offending photo,” NonLeggerlo writes. And again: “It would have been better to apologize and pay the fine.” For the moment, the person concerned has not made any comment on this subject.
During a visit to a prison, Justice Undersecretary Andrea Delmastro is photographed holding a cigarette, despite the sign behind him stating that smoking is prohibited
August 14, 2024 pic.twitter.com/7rxu71d7pi
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