No Green pass and train block, Assoutenti asks for “red flag arrest”

The ‘no Green pass’ announce the blocking of trains for tomorrow, September 1st, against the mandatory nature of the green digital certificate with new rules also for trains, airplanes and universities, and Assoutenti asks for their arrest “in flagrante delicto” . To explain it is the same association in a note. “Whoever tomorrow will cause inconvenience to railway traffic by blocking stations or delaying the departure of trains, must be arrested in the act of crime and prosecuted for road blocking and interruption of public service”, Assoutenti says, who says “ready for a barrage of complaints against the ‘No Green pass’ that announced demonstrations throughout Italy for tomorrow “.” Interior Ministry, Prefects and police forces from all over Italy must take action to guarantee rail traffic tomorrow and prevent the protest of a few from causing enormous damage to the category of commuters – says the president Furio Truzzi – Our legal system not only punishes with imprisonment up to 6 years those who, in the context of public events, build a road block or interrupt or disturb a public utility service, but also provide for such case in point, arrest in the act of crime, precisely by virtue of the gravity of the offenses committed that create damage to a plurality of subjects jets “.” For this reason we ask the competent authorities to bring to justice anyone who will block stations and trains tomorrow, and we are ready to present a flurry of complaints to the Public Prosecutors throughout Italy against the “No green passes” responsible for the interruption of the rail traffic “, continues Truzzi. Assoutenti, finally,” expresses solidarity with prof. Matteo Bassetti, the journalist Francesco Giovannetti and all those who have suffered threats and attacks from subjects opposed to the Green pass, and believes that these episodes of violence, together with the protests announced for tomorrow, represent a danger to democracy and have nothing to do with the sacrosanct right of protest and demonstration “.