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"Our Son Has Made a Mistake, Now He Doesn't Go Out Anymore": the Parents of the 12-Year-Old Stopped in Milan Speak.

Summary by Giornale Radio
"I swear to you, Dad. I went in and I didn't steal." These are the words of the 12-year-old in Milan that was filmed, face-covered, while plundering the shops in the urban guerrilla. The Tg1 interviewed the parents of the little boy, who opened the doors of his house on the outskirts of Milan. The couple, in Italy for 3 years, has 4 children. According to the parents, the little boy was in the company of his mother in the afternoon of the riots.…
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(Adnkronos) "I swear to you, Dad. I came in and I didn't steal" . These are the words of the 12 year old who was filmed in Milan, with his face covered, while plundering the shops in the urban guerrilla. The Tg1 interviewed the parents of the little boy, who opened the doors of his house on the outskirts of Milan. The couple, [...]

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(Adnkronos) "I swear to you, Dad. I went in and I didn't steal" . These are the words of the 12-year-old who was filmed in Milan, with his face covered, while plundering the shops in the urban guerrilla. The Tg1 interviewed the parents of the little boy, who opened the doors of his house on the outskirts of Milan. [...] The article "Our son was wrong, now he doesn't come out anymore: the parents of the 12-year-old stopped in Milan come from Rec …

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"I swear to you, Dad. I went in and I didn't steal." These are the words of the 12-year-old in Milan that was filmed, face-covered, while plundering the shops in the urban guerrilla. The Tg1 interviewed the parents of the little boy, who opened the doors of his house on the outskirts of Milan. The couple, in Italy for 3 years, has 4 children. According to the parents, the little boy was in the company of his mother in the afternoon of the riots.…

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The child is the youngest among those involved in the looting in the city center. Mother: "He found himself inside something bigger than him, those belts gave him them." Dad: "Study, he likes math. When he grows up he wants to be a lawyer"

·Bologna, Italy
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Quotidiano Nazionale broke the news in Bologna, Italy on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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