During the demonstrations that took place today in various provinces of Italy, 9 people were arrested, 87 people reported, 371 people were accompanied and stopped at the offices, including 110 minors and 69 foreigners. 4,292 people were identified. This was announced by the Department of Public Safety.
The toll of police checks in Verona during yesterday afternoon to prevent disorder and accidents was 22 people accompanied to the police station. Of them, 18 are minors, including a 12-year-old. From what has been learned, the minors arrived from outside the province, as had already happened the previous Saturday, when raids were recorded in the streets of the historic center of Verona. Of the four adults, one was expelled and one was reported. Police officers seized material, including a bar, found in a boy's backpack.
Procession in Bologna, 32 118 interventions, 19 people in the emergency room. Nike store looted in the center
"Night of chaos in Bologna, looting of Nike in via Rizzoli". Giovanni Favia, civic candidate in the next elections and former M5s regional councilor, writes it on social media, also posting a video where some young people are seen hooded and with their faces covered, one even has a stick, who after breaking the windows of the Nike store in via Rizzoli steal some items of clothing. Initially it seemed that only the shop windows had been destroyed, without the theft of clothes. In the video, uploaded with the song 'In Italia' by rapper Fabri Fibra, you can also see other scenes linked to last night's riots, such as a destroyed ATM, a damaged bus and shelter and burnt bins.
On the occasion of yesterday's demonstration in Bologna, following clashes with the police, 118 recorded a total of 32 interventions: 14 with a low severity code (code 1), 5 with a medium severity code (code 2) and 5 managed on site. 19 transports to the emergency room were carried out: 10 to the Maggiore hospital in Bologna, 6 to the Sant'Orsola hospital in Bologna and 3 to the Bentivoglio hospital. These are the definitive data communicated by the ASL
Protests in Turin, a protester in hospital
One of the participants in yesterday's march in Turin spent the night in hospital for medical checks. The man, who reportedly suffered injuries during the incidents, is linked to the Carc-Committees supporting the resistance to communism, and had been blocked by the police; after being held for identification procedures he was released. According to what we learn, he should be discharged in the morning. At least another half dozen protesters were blocked at the end of the demonstration in the Piazza Baldissera area. As it turns out, they have all been released. At the moment it is not known whether any measures have been taken against them.
Two arrests and 25 complaints in Turin by the police for what happened yesterday during the demonstration "against rearmament". The arrests were made for resistance to a public official, the complaints for crimes of incitement to commit crimes, failure to comply with the provisions of the authority, misrepresentation and, also in this case, resistance to a public official. The demonstration, promoted by activists linked to the former Askatasuna social centre, had not been given advance notice. Police, carabinieri and financial police identified 413 people in total.
