Pisa, 14 boys beaten by police now face charges for unauthorized protest

Boys beaten by police in Pisa risk being reported. For unauthorized demonstration and attempt to force blockades. While the parents are considering a collective lawsuit against the Ministry of the Interior, the carabinieri's report to the prosecution concerns precisely the images broadcast on social networks and those of urban surveillance cameras which, Friday February 23, recorded the charge of police during pro-Palestine demonstration. The messenger explains that prosecutors' attention in this phase is focused on the chain of command and who gave the order to charge. Sixteen police officers are at risk of being investigated, but there was no official on the spot but two officials.

Sixteen police officers and fourteen boys

The Digos report reconstituting the chain of command is archived. The prosecution already knows the names of the 16 present on the square. But he could decide to hear the two officials themselves as people informed of the facts. Understand if an order came or if the police acted autonomously. When they were fourteen, it was the boys who contacted the lawyers. The complaint will assume the crime of injuries: those reported in hospitals in the region. The prosecution could accuse the police of aggravating circumstances of abuse of power. While the clear political line expressed by the government could give rise to complaints from children. Who could also be charged with resisting a public official.

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