Maxi brawl yesterday evening between the occupants of public housing in via Bolla, near the Cimitero Maggiore, in Milan: about sixty people poured into the street around 9.30 pm, also armed with sticks.
To quell the dispute, at number 40, the Police had to intervene with the Milan Police Headquarters which sent a public order device.
Three Romanian citizens, a woman and two minors, including a two-year-old child, were taken in the yellow code to the San Carlo hospital for investigations.
The two-year-old boy brought to the emergency room of the San Carlo hospital, according to reports from 118, would have been visited only as a precaution and had no obvious injuries or trauma.
The girl, some non-worrying bruises.
This morning, according to what was reported by the Milan Police Headquarters, the situation is calm and there is no public order device on the spot, yesterday evening he intervened in an emergency to support the flying cars that ran last night to contain the dozens of people who faced each other.
At the moment there is no news of complaints, but the investigations will resume this morning and it is not excluded that reports may be triggered in the next few hours.
The reasons that led to such a far-reaching clash are being investigated, but certainly there is a problem of difficult coexistence between groups already characterized by frequent frictions.
The agents of the State Police, sent by the commissioner Giuseppe Petronzi, intervened with about ten cars first and with five teams of the mobile department at the disposal of a manager of the police headquarters.
Around 11.20 pm they restored public order.