No Green pass Milan, “115 identified in the procession, 11 reported”

Corteo no Green pass Milan, the police identified 115 people and accompanied 11 to the police station: “11 protesters reported at the moment”. The event, whose promoters Commissioner Petronzi had prescribed a specific timetable and route, was immediately characterized by insults and pushes towards reporters. Around 5 pm, in Piazza Fontana, the two responsible for the verbal assault on a journalist were identified and reported. Two similar episodes, against the same journalist, occurred later in corso di porta Romana and in corso XXII Marzo. Of the 11 people accompanied to the police station, two sisters aged 47 and 54 were reported for unannounced demonstration, interruption of public service and private violence, resistance to a public official, non-compliance with the provisions of the authority, refusal of indications on their personal identity and contempt of the Republic, of the constitutional institutions and of the Armed Forces. A 21-year-old Sardinian was reported for carrying a small knife and for aggravated damage after two 23-year-old twins, held responsible for verbal assault on a journalist, smeared a police vehicle, for carrying a knife and resisting a public official. one and the other for private violence; a 29-year-old for unannounced demonstration, interruption of public service, private violence and dangerous ignition (of a smoke bomb); a 39-year-old for unannounced demonstration, public service interruption and private violence against a journalist. And again: a 49-year-old denounced for unannounced demonstration, interruption of public service, private violence, insult to a public official and incitement to disobey the laws; three men – a 24 year old from Bergamo, a 26 year old and a 34 year old from Lecco – for an unannounced demonstration, incitement to disobey the laws, interruption of public service and resistance to a public official. With regard to these last two citizens of Lecco, the commissioner has issued the mandatory street document from the municipality of Milan for a period of one year. In addition to the 21 people identified at the beginning of the demonstration in Piazza Fontana and the woman identified in viale Beatrice d’Este (along a path not prescribed by the commissioner), there are 93 people identified in via Sciesa – where the demonstration was made to end and where some they called 112 complaining of the ‘kidnapping’ – whose position is being examined by the judicial authorities. “Net of the failure to respect most of the route, the police station’s device managed to preserve the most important arteries from the point of view of commercial activities that were among the objectives of the demonstrators “, reads a note from via Fatebenefratelli following the no green pass procession which took to the streets in Milan for the 16th Saturday in a row. “The procession, starting with over 4 thousand people, initially followed the prescribed route and, having arrived in corso di Porta Romana, split in two before regrouping in the evening in corso XXII Marzo; while about 700 people regularly continued along the roads indicated in the police decision, over 3 thousand people wandered along the streets of the Crocetta and Beatrice d’Este area with the deliberate aim of creating confusion and blocking traffic “. Behavior that, together with attacks and threats to journalists, has led to the denunciation of 11 people at the moment. Among the bottled up motorists and the exasperated citizens there is the case of a lady who, from the balcony of her house, threw a bucket of water on the demonstrators. local, they re-assembled the group, the demonstrators decided “to violate in toto the prescriptions of the commissioner by abandoning the indicated route and at 9 pm, in via Anfossi, the disorderly movement of the demonstrators was no longer allowed, who were evacuated from via Sciesa only after being identified: some of them contacted the single emergency number 112 to ask for help from the police for ‘kidnapping’ “. Altogether 115 people have been identified. The march did not even reach the Chamber of Labor or the headquarters of the Region considered ‘symbolic places’ by the demonstrators. Sala “I think that at this point politics should try to be even more cohesive because if there is the slightest distinction, it is not possible to do much from our point of view”. This was stated by the mayor of Milan Giuseppe Sala in the aftermath of the 16th no green pass parade. “I am opposed to a counter-demonstration because at this moment we would just need to create accidents between two factions, but yesterday there were worrying moments, so we need to find formulas for which politics, without ifs and buts, say which side wants to stay “, concludes Sala on the sidelines of an event at the Catholic University in Milan.