Rome, 19 Oct. (LaPresse) – “These parents had to get out of the little room, if they have it, and not let them out. A few hours” at the police station for the boys “it doesn’t hurt them, none of them will go to jail and they will leave them calm. If they’re a little afraid of consequences, it’s great for them, no one twists a hair on them.” This is how Senate President Ignazio La Russa responded to journalists who asked him for comment on the parents who waited outside the police station to hear about their children arrested after the clashes in Milan. La Russa speaks on the sidelines of the event organized by Milan’s center-right in solidarity with law enforcement, merchants, and citizens.
Street clashes, La Russa: “A few hours at the police station doesn’t hurt the kids.”

Rome, 19 Oct. (LaPresse) – “These parents had to get out of the little room, if they have it, and not let them out. A few hours” at the police station for the boys “it doesn’t hurt them, none of them will go to jail and they will leave them calm. If they’re a little afraid of consequences, it’s great for them, no one twists a hair on them.” This is how Senate President Ignazio La Russa responded to journalists who asked him for comment on the parents who waited outside the police station to hear about their children arrested after the clashes in Milan. La Russa speaks on the sidelines of the event organized by Milan’s center-right in solidarity with law enforcement, merchants, and citizens.
