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Youssef Siher had been arrested as the administrator of the Telegram channel 'October 17 Movement', created following riots in Milan.
The investigating judge of Milan Tiziana Landoni recently filed the provision with which she did not validate the detention of Youssef Siher and released him, not agreeing with the request made by the Prosecutor's Office which had proposed precautionary custody in prison.
The 30-year-old researcher was arrested on Saturday night as administrator of the 'October 17 Movement' telegram channel opened after the two days of riots in Milan. Against him, and against his wife who is under investigation at large, the prosecutors hypothesized the crimes of incitement to commit a crime with the aggravating circumstances of terrorism and organized violence in a street demonstration.
The judge evidently accepted the thesis of the defence, with lawyers Benedetto Ciccarone and Yasmina Abu Sharar, who had fully contested the reconstruction of the public prosecutors and the existence of the precautionary requirements.

The Milan investigating judge Tiziana Landoni freed Youssef Siher, administrator of the '17 October Movement' channel, without validating the arrest. According to the judge, there are no serious indications of guilt nor the aggravating circumstance of terrorism for the crimes charged.

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The lawyers of 30-year-old Youssef Siher requested the researcher's release after the prison hearing, in which the suspect exercised the right not to respond. The defense contests the charges relating to terrorism and incitement to violence.

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