Strike: 369 people identified in Rome and 7 charged by the police

Rome, 31 Oct. (LaPresse) – A total of 369 people have been identified and seven charged by the police in Rome following the unannounced demonstrations in the form of a march that took place on 30 October. The charges relate, amongst other things, to aggravated resistance to a public official, misrepresentation, carrying objects capable of causing harm and blocking a road. The cases of all those identified are now being examined by the Police Headquarters, which is assessing any criminal and administrative liability linked to their behaviour during the demonstrations. Specifically, two people have been charged with aggravated resisting a public official, two with misrepresentation in a public place and carrying offensive weapons, one with blocking a road, one with carrying offensive weapons and another with misrepresentation in a public place. Among the aspects under scrutiny are the fact that the marches took place without prior notice and the events that occurred during the demonstrations.