Milan, 22 Oct. (LaPresse) – He was in the square last weekend and participated in the clashes because he was driven “by the desire to ‘feel alive’ and ‘feel emotions,” the 21-year-old placed under house arrest with an electronic bracelet reported during the hearing to validate his arrest. The 21-year-old, who also reported being a psychiatric patient being treated at a mental health center in the Milan area, “did not perceive the disvalue” of what he did,” according to the ruling by Milan investigating judge Maria Idria Gurgo di Castelmenardo. “He is “incapable of maintaining control over his impulses and emotions” and “does not appear sensitive to a shared sense of danger.”The 21-year-old was stopped by law enforcement last Sunday, October 18, outside Decathlon, among shops looted in the clashes, while wearing a balaclava. According to the reconstruction, the 21-year-old had entered and exited the store “several times” after, “following the attack and the smashing of the windows, an ‘entrance’ had opened” and he had joined the “crowd who, through acts of devastation and looting, had broken down the barriers and entrances to the business”.
Street clashes: 21-year-old placed under house arrest: “There to feel emotions.”
Milan, 22 Oct. (LaPresse) – He was in the square last weekend and participated in the clashes because he was driven “by the desire to ‘feel alive’ and ‘feel emotions,” the 21-year-old placed under house arrest with an electronic bracelet reported during the hearing to validate his arrest. The 21-year-old, who also reported being a psychiatric patient being treated at a mental health center in the Milan area, “did not perceive the disvalue” of what he did,” according to the ruling by Milan investigating judge Maria Idria Gurgo di Castelmenardo. “He is “incapable of maintaining control over his impulses and emotions” and “does not appear sensitive to a shared sense of danger.”The 21-year-old was stopped by law enforcement last Sunday, October 18, outside Decathlon, among shops looted in the clashes, while wearing a balaclava. According to the reconstruction, the 21-year-old had entered and exited the store “several times” after, “following the attack and the smashing of the windows, an ‘entrance’ had opened” and he had joined the “crowd who, through acts of devastation and looting, had broken down the barriers and entrances to the business”.