
Sei nuovi maggiorenni sono stati arrestati per i disordini, la devastazione e il saccheggio nel centro di Milano, portando il totale a undici arresti in due giorni di guerriglia urbana.
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Disordini e guerriglia urbana nel centro di Milano hanno portato a scontri e atti di devastazione.
Ci sono altri sei maggiorenni arrestati ieri per i disordini in centro a Milano, sempre per le accuse di devastazione e saccheggio e resistenza pluriaggravata, e sono quindi 11 i maggiorenni arrestati in due giorni di guerriglia urbana. E' questo il dato che emerge finora dalla Procura di Milano.
La pm di turno Aurora Stasi, nelle indagini coordinate con il procuratore Marcello Viola, inoltrerà nelle prossime ore al gip la richiesta di convalida degli arresti e di custodia cautelare in carcere.
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Richiesta di convalida e custodia cautelare in carcere al gip
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Analysis of the social phenomenon of the 'maranza', groups of Italian teenagers involved in acts of bullying, fights and recent episodes of urban guerrilla warfare such as in Milan, which started from the diffusion on TikTok.

According to the Commission of Inquiry into the David Rossi case, the death resulted from an intimidating action not intended to kill. The former president of MPS Giuseppe Mussari and Gabriele Ceccherelli are involved, according to the hypotheses reported by Gianluca Vinci.

Don Claudio Burgio comments on the recent episodes of urban guerrilla warfare in Milan by very young people, defining them as a modern "assault on the ovens" driven by hardship, moral fragility and integration problems.

Tensions in Legnano, in the Milan area, where a student demonstration near the Bernocchi institute has degenerated. Around two hundred young people demonstrated, with one group throwing stones at the police station, injuring an officer.

According to the parliamentary commission of inquiry into the death of David Rossi, Giuseppe Mussari was involved as the instigator of an intimidation action, while Gabriele Ceccherelli organized the executive phase.

Fatiha El Afghani, the woman attacked with a hammer by her husband Mohamed El Messaoudi on a bus in Terni, has died after five months of agony. The man, already reported for mistreatment and subjected to an electronic bracelet, is now responsible for femicide.