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A crazed ATM in via Foria, in Naples, started spitting 50 and 20 euro bills on the street. The unforeseen event was witnessed by an unsuspecting passerby who, realizing what was happening, collected all the money, totaling 980 euros, and returned it to the nearby police station. The protagonist of the story, which took place on Boxing Day, last December 26, in Naples, is Khalil Semmah, 51 years old Italian of Moroccan origin, married and with a son who attends University. The man was walking down the shopping street in the historic center of Naples when he noticed the malfunction of the ATM that was hunting in bursts of 50 and 20 euro bills.
Recovered from amazement, Khalil He did not hesitate for a moment and after picking them up he went to the Vicariate Market police station and handed over 980 euros to the agents. “We live in a small house – said the wife of Khalil – My son was studying for an exam and my husband decided to go for a walk so as not to disturb him ”. The agents of the Vicariate Market Commissariat carried out a check on the site: there were no signs of forced entry at the ATM o The investigators, after having notified the bank management and the supervisory entity, are trying to understand whether operation was the result of a hacker attack or is due to some other type of failure. An even more appreciable gesture that of Mr. Semmah, because it takes place in a particularly difficult period of the economic crisis linked to the Coronavirus.
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