Damage to schools in Turin, a 17 year old arrested
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- A 17-year-old was arrested by the police in Turin for resistance and damage after raids on three schools.
- A soldier was injured during the intervention against a group of around forty masked young people.
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A group of around forty young people broke into three Turin schools causing damage to structures and furnishings.
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A 17-year-old boy was arrested by the police for resisting a public official and reported for aggravated damage after this morning's raids on three schools in Turin, the Sella high school, then the Ricardi di Netro elementary school, and finally the Bosso-Monti institute, during which furniture, sports equipment and windows were damaged.
A carabiniere was injured by a stone thrown and was released from hospital with a ten-day prognosis. The one who acted was a group of around forty young people, with their faces covered by Carnival masks and balaclavas.
Open Questions
- What is the motivation behind the raids?
- Have other members of the group been identified?
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This article was originally published by ANSA Cronaca.
