
AI-generated summary
La pagina Instagram 'Movimento 17 ottobre' è oggetto di indagini da parte delle forze dell'ordine.
E' stato individuato dalla Polizia la mente della pagina Instagram Movimento 17 ottobre. Si tratterrebbe di un trentenne italiano di seconda generazione di origini marocchine. E' quanto riferisce il Tg1. Il giovane, formalmente residente in provincia di Brescia, si trova in questura a Milano per essere interrogato. Sono in corso perquisizioni in un'abitazione di una sua amica alla periferia del capoluogo lombardo.
Il giovane sarebbe un'attivista dei movimenti pro-pal e giornalista free-lance che collabora con un quotidiano nazionale.

Italian law enforcement carried out over 150 searches in 20 cities against the 'October 17 Movement' after riots. Armored shops in various historic centers and security devices strengthened in view of new protests scheduled for today.

Youssef Siher, a 30-year-old of Moroccan origins, is under investigation for aggravated criminal incitement. He is believed to be the administrator of the 'October 17 Movement' Instagram page, created following last week's riots.

A fight between young people in via Matteo Pescatore in Turin degenerated into a shootout. A 19-year-old is in a medically induced coma, another young man has undergone surgery. The police are investigating to identify the shooter and his accomplices, who fled after the attack.

Over 50 young people were identified by the police in the center of Rome during preventive checks. Twenty people, including a minor, were taken to the police station after they were found wearing balaclavas and spray cans; detention is evaluated.

The Police have identified the alleged administrator of the 'October 17 Movement' Instagram page. He is a thirty-year-old of Moroccan origins, a freelance journalist, currently under interrogation in Milan after searches in the Brescia area.

Over 150 police searches in 20 Italian cities after the weekend's riots. A suspicious chat inciting violence has been identified. In several cities, shopkeepers are boarding up their shop windows in anticipation of new protests by the 'October 17 Movement'.