
Investigations coordinated by Digos into the riots in Milan. Chats and posts on Telegram and WhatsApp are also under scrutiny
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The investigations follow the serious episodes of violence and looting that occurred in Milan during the weekend of 17-18 October.
Over 150 searches, from Milan and Monza to twenty other cities, especially in Lombardy. The investigations into the looting, violence and clashes of 17 October in the Lombardy capital are moving on this front. The activity, coordinated by Digos, is part of the investigation by Milanese prosecutors into the serious events of last weekend, with investigations that extend well beyond the locations of the riots.
From the streets to the chats: the riots of October 17th
According to investigative sources, all the posts and messages circulated on Telegram in the October 17 Movement groups are also being verified. The communications spread online are therefore another point on which the investigators' attention is focused: alongside the searches, the examination of the contents shared in the movement's chats.
"Bro, calm down, we're all together against the cops" is one of the phrases from a chat taken from the cell phone of a young man under investigation in Milan for the riots of Saturday 17 October and Sunday 18.
A Whatsapp group made up of numerous users, within which «messages with an instigative content emerged, with explicit intentions of aggression and robbery against members of the police force, aimed at stealing the weapons supplied, damaging service cars and setting fire to public buildings» we read in the report of the house search carried out for article 41 of the TULPS (Consolidated text of public security laws) which regulates the local search by the police to search for weapons.

Over 150 police searches in 20 Italian cities after the weekend's riots. A suspicious chat with intent to attack has been identified. Armored shops in various historic centers awaiting new protests from the 'October 17 Movement'.

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A WhatsApp chat was found with the intention of attacking the police and stealing weapons following last weekend's riots in Milan. Over 150 police searches between Milan, Monza and 20 other cities.

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