The blockade of the Milan-Meda to shoot the video clip

The blockade of the Milan-Meda to shoot the video clip

The trapper "had blocked the Milan-Meda to make an unauthorized music video, seriously endangering the safety of motorists in transit. The investigations, also conducted through the analysis of various social profiles, allowed him to be identified as the motorcyclist leading the group that had paralyzed traffic", explained Piantedosi. The story dates back to 18 September, when a group of motorcyclists stopped along the Milan-Meda road, in the Affori area, during rush hour. The images published on social media show 351 Bratan, together with rapper Omar Ramo, performing on the roadway with a long queue of cars behind him. Traffic was blocked for a few minutes to allow the video to be filmed. The police cars had reached the place around 7.40pm, when the group had already left. The images released online then allowed investigators to identify Nicolae Novacenco, 31 years old, of Moldovan origin and known by his stage name 351 Bratan.

The defense: “Just a stunt”

The trapper's lawyer, Matteo Politano, contested the measure and announced an appeal to the TAR. According to the lawyer, the measure would be disproportionate to what he defines as a "stunt" and would have been adopted in the wake of media exposure of the story.