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Francesca Totolo reported that, in the request for validation of the arrest of the five adults involved in the devastation of Milan, the prosecutor described their ability to improvise destructive actions of rare violence and noted a significant criminal capacity and inability to self-control. #Milano #giustizia #sicurezza (translated)

Francesca Totolo wrote that a store belonging to a woman she referred to as a "new French" would not have been devastated after someone asked to spare it, calling the owner "a sister." She ironically added that it would not have been about ethnic riots. https://t.co/UGLiTv1O6i #solidarietà #società #francia (translated)

Francesca Totolo criticized a woman for talking about "the rule of law" and wondered if she would have maintained the same position if those minors with a migrant background had devastated her father's properties. https://t.co/l0867SGYdV #StatoDiDiritto #Migranti #Giustizia (translated)

Francesca Totolo reported that a PhD student from the University of Bologna had written that police officers who were reluctant to risk assaults could change jobs, accompanying the comment with an offensive expression for their profession. According to Totolo, the rector had deemed the words "totally unacceptable" and stated that the university had initiated the necessary inquiries and would act within its competencies. #Università #DibattitoPubblico #LibertàDiEspressione (translated)

Francesca Totolo wrote that over 220 kids had been taken to the police station and that 80% were minors, with ages of 12, 13, and even 11 years old. She added that Tobo and Yussef, both thirteen years old, had met shortly after three in front of the Cathedral. She also described some young people as belonging to the second and third generation and talked about kids associated with necklaces and stolen phones during the nights of nightlife. #minori #sicurezza #giovani (translated)

Francesca Totolo wrote that even that day in the center of Milan there was what she defined as urban warfare and reported that some young people, including very young ones, had stormed a supermarket. She added that someone would have unleashed forces they thought they could then control. https://t.co/WEaPPnkLS3 #Milano #guerrigliaciittadina #società (translated)

Francesca Totolo wrote that the MEP Ilaria Salis had publicly sided with those she referred to as the "new French" and had added a song by Baby Gang. Totolo described the rapper as Moroccan with Italian citizenship and stated that he was in prison for possession of weapons, receiving stolen goods, and mistreatment of his partner, in addition to having already been convicted for a shooting in Milan. She concluded with the phrase "In the name of Allah, it is darkness." #politica #Italia #diritti (translated)

Francesca Totolo wrote that the Feltrinelli bookstore in Porta Nuova, Turin, had also been attacked by young people she described using a derogatory term. She added that the situation seemed decidedly ironic to her. https://t.co/OVIeROMvBd #Torino #Feltrinelli #ironico (translated)

Francesca Totolo had written that newspapers close to the Democrats did not dedicate the front page to the case of a thirteen-year-old Tunisian who, in Sanremo, allegedly poured gasoline and set fire to a homeless man while he was sleeping, in order to steal his backpack. She reported that the victim had suffered several burns and that the boy lived with his mother in a reception center. Totolo added that, being under 14 years old, he was not criminally liable. #Sanremo #Giustizia #Cronaca (translated)

Francesca Totolo argued that the loss of identity would continue rapidly and stated that pork had been removed from the menus of schools in the province of Pordenone to promote inclusion. She added that 20.9% of the students were foreigners. https://t.co/NNUAybzzue #Identità #Inclusività #Cultura (translated)

Francesca Totolo had written that a 24-year-old Bengali, who had landed in Lampedusa three weeks earlier, had been hospitalized in serious condition in Padua for diphtheria. She argued that the man could have come into contact with hundreds of people and that several outbreaks of diphtheria had already occurred among migrants along the migration routes. Totolo also criticized those who, in her opinion, claimed that it was Italians who infected immigrants. #difterite #immigrazione #salute (translated)