A 44-year-old man was arrested in Borgo Val di Taro after he allegedly harassed customers in three commercial venues and attacked the carabinieri, who reported resistance and injuries. The incident unfolded on 11 November, following three emergency calls to 112 in the space of a little more than an hour. A first merchant reported an aggressive man in an altered mental state disturbing customers. Carabinieri from the Borgotaro Radiomobile unit arrived, but the suspect had already left. After gathering initial information and descriptions, officers searched the surrounding streets. A second 112 call soon followed for a very similar situation at another shop. When the suspect saw the shop owner calling the emergency number, he allegedly fled on foot, again disappearing. The calm lasted about half an hour. A third caller reported the same man inside a third public business, still allegedly harassing the clientele and causing strong discomfort and potential danger. Police attempted to manage the situation by asking the man to step outside to continue the checks in a safer area. Once outside, the man allegedly became uncooperative, refusing to provide a document or his personal details. He reportedly shouted incoherent and threatening phrases, made unpredictable movements, and hit some parked vehicles. When officers tried to secure him inside a service car, he allegedly attacked them with kicks and shoves. Only after strong physical resistance were the carabinieri able to immobilise him. After checks, the man was arrested and, on the order of the duty magistrate, held in the local station’s holding facilities.