After Riots in Milan: Crisis Meeting in Italy
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In many European cities real horror scenes are currently taking place. Violent mobs roam the streets and cause destruction. Now it has also caught the Italian fashion metropolis Milan ...
Almost 200 minors were taken to the police station for identification.
On Sunday in Milan there were severe riots – apparently inspired by French conditions, violent youth mobs plundered the streets of the northern Italian city. Here, too, the groups were largely migrant.
The Italian law enforcement authorities detained more than 270 persons following two days of mass student protests and riots in Milan. During two days of unrest in Milan, Italian law enforcement detained more than 270 people, handed over TASS with reference to La Repubblica. According to the publication, about 80 per cent of the detainees were minors. 22 protesters were charged with various degrees of seriousness, including looting, resistance t…
Hundreds of people disgruntled with the cost of living and the quality of services were involved in the riots in the centre of Milan on Saturday and Sunday, over 200 people were taken to the police, many of the protesters were handed over to the Italian media. "On Sunday, more than 200 people were taken to police stations in Milan because of the new riots that broke out in the city, about 80 per cent of them minors," informed RAI News 24.
Young people clashed with police in central Milan over the weekend. According to agencies, Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi announced on Sunday evening that police had detained about 200 people. Most of those detained were under 18. Milan Cathedral had to close early to tourists. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni convened a public order council on Monday. There is no information yet about injuries.
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