Police American-style arrest by Italian police

["hoyeah"]

Brescia (Italy), April 2025. Italian news agencies have called this arrest an "Arresto all'americana" ("American-style arrest").
In the video, an immigrant is seen attacking a police car, which prompts the police's response.
This video caused some protests and an investigation.
I can't find any recent updates on this story.

 

[Dr Deacon]

This is exactly how these black cunts should be treated.
Needs more neck kneel.

 

[ghastly_Predator]

Plus a couple of slaps too

 

[Amata]

Brescia (Italy), April 2025. Italian news agencies have called this arrest an "Arresto all'americana" ("American-style arrest").
In the video, an immigrant is seen attacking a police car, which prompts the police's response.
This video caused some protests and an investigation.
I can't find any recent updates on this story.

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Not a "recent update" but in any case the Full back story, mentioning the higher-ups involved, dating back to April 20, 2025

Quote:

"It looks like an arrest on the streets of New York. In terms of the dynamics and the violence. Those scenes often make the headlines in American news, with their attendant controversy. On the one hand, the methods of law enforcement, on the other, the lack of respect for the men and women in uniform. And yet we're in the city center, on Corso Garibaldi .

The episode​

The images are making the rounds online and have even ended up on the table of the Ministry of the Interior. It happened in March : a police car was following a foreigner on foot. It tried to overtake him and, to make him stop, they opened the door on him. The man reacted violently , punching the window of the police car. The two officers got out, and the one on the passenger side approached the foreigner, kicked him on his supporting foot , knocked him to the ground, pressed his face into the pavement of Corso Garibaldi, and then, together with his colleague, handcuffed him. The scene was captured by a security camera. According to the reconstruction provided by investigators, the Carmine flying squad officers wanted to arrest the foreigner because they believed he was the perpetrator of a robbery committed shortly before , with the victim apparently threatened with a knife. However, the blade was not found when they arrested him. The man was thus charged with robbery and released. And thus, the question of the video arises.

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Who spread it?​

This is a question Minister Matteo Piantedosi and Brescia Police Chief Eugenio Spina are demanding an answer to. In the video circulating online, recorded with a cell phone pointing at a computer screen, a voice can be heard commenting on the scene, saying "Come on, Zara!" and "Milan ." "Zara" is the internal code used to identify police cars, and Milan is the code used to identify the Flying Squad patrols. This leads one to believe the footage may have been released from the control room at the Police Headquarters. Beyond the video's release, police officials are also seeking to assess the actions of the officer who stopped the foreigner , "who was deemed dangerous at the time because the report came from an armed man," they say. It remains to be seen whether the "American-style" arrest complied with protocol.

Meanwhile, the video has gone viral, sparking a verbal and distance tug-of-war between those who believe the officer's aggression was disproportionate and those who instead hailed him as a hero. Minister Matteo Salvini also intercepted the video online and shared it on his social media profile, congratulating the officers for "their excellent work."

It salts the wound of a city that is divided – even politically and sometimes instrumentally – on issues related to public safety."

 

[hedgerow]

i do not fuck around with guineas, they are a tough bunch!

 

[dwdays]

Fuckin A!

 

[MAGA_PROUD]

Nagger hatting! Its world love lol! Nobody likes a dirty nig nag lol

 

[Masterofnow1]

Brescia (Italy), April 2025. Italian news agencies have called this arrest an "Arresto all'americana" ("American-style arrest").
In the video, an immigrant is seen attacking a police car, which prompts the police's response.
This video caused some protests and an investigation.
I can't find any recent updates on this story.

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You will have violent uncivilized arrests when you have violent uncivilized people to arrest. I've been to Italy, where I was looked like the Bronks. Italy's woke ass f'ed up letting Africa in. Never to be the same again, im sure.