Bomb alerts in Rome, anti-terrorism prosecutors are investigating
Quick Look
The Rome Prosecutor's Office has opened an investigation for causing alarm and aggravated threats following numerous bomb alerts received from various schools in the capital via emails sent from foreign servers.
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Why It Matters
Dozens of schools in Rome received bomb alerts via emails sent from foreign servers.
The anti-terrorism prosecutors of the Rome Prosecutor's Office are investigating in relation to yesterday's and today's bomb scares which reached dozens of institutions in the capital. In the proceedings, coordinated by the chief prosecutor Francesco Lo Voi, the crimes of causing alarm and aggravated threats are hypothesized.
The first information from the police has come to the attention of the prosecutors, to whom the checks have been delegated, which will also concern the threatening emails sent from foreign servers to the schools' email addresses.
Open Questions
- Who are responsible for sending emails?
- What is the matrix behind the threats?
