Licata, family tombs of mayor and councilor desecrated: investigation is underway
The burials of the family members of the mayor Angelo Balsamo and the councilor Giuseppe Federico were struck on the night of All Saints' Day
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- On the night of All Saints' Day in Licata, the family tombs of mayor Angelo Balsamo and councilor Giuseppe Federico in the Cappuccini and Marianello cemeteries were devastated.
- The police are investigating for possible intimidation.
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Why It Matters
The tombs of the mayor's family and a Licata councilor were vandalized on the night of All Saints' Day.
The tombs of the families of the mayor of Licata, Angelo Balsamo, and the cemetery services councilor Giuseppe Federico were devastated on the same night.
The vandals targeted two different city cemeteries: that of the Capuchins, where the burial of the mayor's family is located, and that of Marianello, where the tomb of the councilor's family was damaged. Tombstones knocked down, roofs destroyed and monuments damaged.
The discovery took place this morning, All Saints' Day. The police are investigating the episode, which could be seen as intimidation against the two administrators.
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Open Questions
- Who are responsible for the gesture?
- Is this an intimidating act linked to administrative activity?
