An arrest and 74 complaints at the no green pass march in Milan

(ANSA) - MILAN, OCTOBER 24 - A 22-year-old Egyptian man with precedents and an expulsion decree, was arrested for resisting a public official during the no green pass march that took place yesterday in Milan. On the other hand, 74 persons have been reported and 40 have been identified for whom the complaint is being evaluated. To the denounced are added nine exponents of the fascist group Do.Ra, Militant Community of the Twelve Rays, were blocked in viale Abruzzi at the corner of via Pecchio and taken to the police station where they were denounced for apologia for fascism, unannounced demonstration, interruption of public office and private violence . These are people between 28 and 45 years old,eight from the province of Varese and one resident in the province of Bergamo for which the commissioner Giuseppe Petronzi signed mandatory street papers from the Municipality of Milan for one year (and in one case for six months).

    Particular, they explain from the Police Headquarters, was the commitment of the police to "avert the repeated attempts of violent demonstrators to reach the headquarters of the CGIL. On this last occasion, the most important intemperances were recorded" and it is here, at via Corridoni, which was Egyptian blocked.

    The other 74 complaints were for unannounced demonstration, public office interruption and private violence.

A 29-year-old - who was notified of a one-year compulsory ViaObligatorio - and a 48-year-old from Brianza were also reported for dangerous ignitions and explosions;

a 28-year-old from Milan also for outrage against a political body and a 47-year-old woman for misrepresentation.

(HANDLE).