Udine police identified more than 300 people, stopped 87 vehicles and checked four public businesses in two Alto Impatto (High Impact) operations held on 30 October and 3 November 2026.[1][2] The two operations seized a total of 60 grams of hashish and four grams of cannabis.[1][2] Five people were reported administratively for possessing drugs for personal use under article 75 of Italy’s 1990 drug law.[1][2]

An Italian citizen was also reported at liberty for insulting a public official.[1][2] Udine’s Polizia di Stato coordinated the operations with the Carabinieri, the railway police, the local police and drug-dog units of the Guardia di finanza.[1][2] The checks concentrated on Borgo Stazione and on other parts of the city and its outskirts where drug dealing is reported.[1]

Il Friuli reported the same balance: five people reported for personal-use drug possession, 60 grams of hashish and four grams of cannabis seized, and one Italian reported for insulting a public official.[3]

The checks were ordered by Udine’s police chief (questore) under the city’s urban prevention and security plan.[1]