Man Who Shot Molotov Cocktail at Parliament Accused of Several Terrorist Crimes and Attempted Murder
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Man Who Shot Molotov Cocktail at Parliament Accused of Several Terrorist Crimes and Attempted Murder
Public mystery accuses the designer who threw a Molotov cocktail during the March for Life, in March, of fire, illegal occupation of buildings returned, vandalism, urban terrorism and sabotage to real estate platforms. He came to try to create a political party after realizing that in the PS his vision of the far left was not accepted.
The defendant will have identified the participants in the demonstration with sectors that associated the conservative right, capitalism, extreme right and fascism, considers the Public Prosecutor's Office.
MP advances with accusation for a total of 20 crimes. The prosecutor reports that Vassalo "acted with the intention of seriously affecting those visas, physically and psychologically".
Judicial Police had arrested in mid-April
The man was arrested in mid-April by the Judicial Police
Prosecutor's Office says that Nelson Vassalo entered the process of ideological radicalization five years ago: he adopted a Marxist-inspired rhetoric, attacking what he considers to be a rotten bourgeoisie.
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