Turin student march, throwing stones at officers
Quick Look
- Clashes in Turin between protesters and law enforcement in Piazza Castello.
- A group of students threw rocks and torches at the police, who responded with water cannons and tear gas during the protest.
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Why It Matters
The student march reached Piazza Castello in Turin, turning into a demonstration with physical clashes.
The student procession in Turin arrived in Piazza Castello, where a few hundred demonstrators broke away from the rest of the students, covered their faces and threw stones and warning torches towards the police, shouting: "This is the Prefecture, the one that didn't want us to arrive here in the square".
The police are responding by deploying water cannons and using some tear gas, while the chant "Tout le monde déteste la police" rises from the square. The throwing of large stones and glass bottles continues, while the police forces have made the demonstrators move back, approaching with a few moments of contact and continuing with water cannons.
Open Questions
- Are there any injuries among the protesters or the police?
- How many people were stopped?
