The real estate complex has been released and returned to its rightful owner by the Lecce Prosecutor’s Office, which confirmed its total irrelevance to the ongoing investigations. In fact, the seizure carried out last February 5th was part of a large-scale national investigation involving various individuals in illegal waste disposal. The well-known facility located on Via Tagliata was targeted due to its disused state until it was purchased by I.P.S. S.R.L. This was stated in a note by the administrator of I.P.S. srl, already the owner of the former ILAS industrial plant located in San Martino Valle Caudina. Attorney Marianna Febbraio, representing the company, immediately documented the company’s impartiality and irrelevance to the facts, highlighting how, following the acquisition of the property, I.P.S., a company known in the area for its compliance with regulations and environmental protection, worked to enhance the facility with complete safety measures. ‘In particular,’ reads the note sent by the company, ‘to prevent further illegalities by third parties, a video surveillance system was installed, and a camera was donated to the Municipality to be placed on a public road, also intending to protect private citizens passing through Via Tagliata. The purchase of such a large industrial facility represented for I.P.S. s.r.l. the serious belief in participating in the economic revival of our area, with the seriousness and commitment that have always characterized us. The company will continue to collaborate with the relevant institutions to ensure the legality and safety of the area.’
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