It is a barrage of homophobic insults and substantial threats launched against Rocco Casalino by Augusto Proietti, a group of Roman street vendors who became angry at the fines received after his move. Casalino recently went to live in an apartment in Piazzale Flaminio in Rome, constantly besieged by stalls and their vans. Proietti, already sentenced to two years in prison for persecuting and threatening the traffic police, as Repubblica recalls, launched his attack on January 15, which until now had remained relegated to his YouTube channel: “They imposed a fine in Piazzale Flaminio for two square meters of office because Casalino, this miserable Casalino, because we cannot say that he is f… but we can say that he is gay, all the days he calls the traffic police to make reports. But who is this Casalino? Today (the police, editor's note) told us that the vans that we have parked there for thirty years, we can no longer park them because they are a nuisance in Casalino, and we have to put them on the Lungotevere three kilometers away. and if we need something that's left in the van three kilometers away, who goes there? Now I'm filing a complaint with the public prosecutor about this piece of m…. He needs to tell me what the street vendors did to him.”
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