Cocoricò closed, the manager: “We risk failure” – The Messenger

The closing for four months Disco Cocoricò Riccione, determined by the superintendent of Rimini, after the death of a 16 year old after taking ecstasy, “will lead to losses of 1.5 to 2 million the euro. ” The estimate comes from one of the five members of the company, Fabrizio De Meis, speaking at a press conference in Rome.

The Cocoricò – defined unanimously the first club in Italy – bill just under 4 million euro per year and employs approximately 200 people, of which about 100 used at the security checkpoint at ‘ interior of the premises. The decision of the superintendent of Rimini is “actually an indefinite closure of the premises,” adds De Meis, which clarifies speaking also on behalf of the other four owners. “Today Cocoricò is a closed,” he repeats several times De Meis. “We position on the decision of the superintendent we took, but we have nothing left to do but the appeal to the TAR.”

The news of appeal had already been anticipated in the days past, he remembers. What he instead insists De Meis is that “rules unchanged, in Italy will continue to happen, as has already happened, tragedies such as those of the young man who died in recent days.” After expressing his condolences to the family, De Meis recalls that “it is not by closing the local you solve the problem, because it will recur. Must instead- concludes De Meis- what we have long called on the political and law enforcement agencies or the Dapso discos against those who commit crimes, and the buffer required to detect drug taking entrance to the premises ” .

“Quit today Cocoricò is useless, partly because no major decisions to break the culture of deviance, tragic events such as those of the sixteen year old died of ecstasy unfortunately continue to happen,” continued De Meis and He added: “200 families will find themselves out of work and unfortunately not all of us will continue to be a useful means to beat the buzz logic, logic Cocoricò has always tried to beat, favoring a fun safe and healthy.”

De Meis has also said sorry to the fact “that a guy, as happened long ago (which was in danger of losing the liver for taking ecstasy) result is the media less severe compared to the same case which occurred at Cocoricò. I want to reiterate – underlined – that soon will be able to reopen the Cocoricò I will work to deliver a message and concrete action against drugs. ”
             
             
                         
         

             Monday, August 3, 2015, 18:17 – Last Updated: 21:59
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