Turin Police Headquarters
The Questura di Torino is the State Police office responsible for public security in the province of Turin. As of September 2026, its chief of police (questore) was Massimo Gambino.[1][2][3]
On 21 September 2026 the Questura's Anti-Crime Police Division carried out, under a decree issued by the Tribunale di Torino on the questore's request, the seizure of assets worth around 800,000 euros—including two villas, two sports cars, a luxury watch and gold jewellery—from two people under investigation for a series of scams targeting elderly victims in the Turin area; special police surveillance measures of five and three years respectively were also requested for the suspects.[1][2]
On 30 September 2026 the new premises of the Questura's Immigration Office were inaugurated at Santo Volto on Via Val della Torre, overlooking Parco Dora, bringing together counters previously scattered across several locations in the city.[3]
Timeline
- — The Questura di Torino seizes assets worth around 800,000 euros from two people under investigation for scams targeting elderly victims in the Turin area, under a decree issued by the Tribunale di Torino. → ANSA Piemonte Quotidiano Piemontese
- — The Questura di Torino inaugurates at Santo Volto, on Via Val della Torre, the new premises of the Immigration Office, which will bring together counters previously scattered across different parts of the city. → ANSA Piemonte TorinoOggi
Related articles: Opening of the New Immigration Office at Santo Volto (September 2026), Seizure of Assets Worth 800,000 Euros for Elder Fraud in the Turin Area, September 2026 Asset Seizure for Elderly Fraud Scams
Pages linking here
- Anti-drug Trafficking Operation in Sempione and Mennea Parks on 3 October 2026
- Opening of the New Immigration Office at Santo Volto (September 2026)
- Seizure of Assets Worth 800,000 Euros for Elder Fraud in the Turin Area
- September 2026 Asset Seizure for Elderly Fraud Scams
Sources
- ANSA Piemonte — 23 September 2026
- Quotidiano Piemontese — 23 September 2026
- ANSA Piemonte — 30 September 2026