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BackYoung people back in the square in Milan smashing the windows
Young people back in the square in Milan smashing the windows
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ANSA Cronaca54 minutes agoCrime1 min readItalyView original

Young people back in the square in Milan smashing the windows

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  • Groups of young people dressed in black vandalized shops in via Torino and looted a Carrefour supermarket in Milan.
  • The police stopped 50 people for identification in the Duomo area.

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Groups of young people gathered in the center of Milan carrying out acts of vandalism and looting.

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Some young people are throwing tables and chairs at the window of the Footlocker shop in via Torino: they are throwing baskets into the middle of the street and are also hitting the window of the "Champions" shop in the same street. Shortly afterwards there was also an attack on a Carrefour supermarket with the looting of some food items.

And right in the Duomo area, hundreds of young people, divided into small groups of 10 or 20, mostly dressed in black and some with their faces covered, gathered, also spreading through the streets of the centre. 50 have already been stopped for identification and taken to the police station.

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  • What is the motivation behind the riots?
  • Were there any injuries?

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