The Minister of the Interior, Piantedosi, announced the expulsion of a 35-year-old Moroccan for crimes against property and person. The man was already being monitored by the Anti-Terrorist Unit for an attack in France.
A 35-year-old Moroccan citizen, already known to the police for having carried out an attack in France shouting “Allah Akbar”, was expelled from Italy on August 29, after being convicted of crimes against property and person.
The Lucca Police Headquarters reported that the expulsion took place with direct accompaniment to Casablanca, where the man was handed over to the Moroccan authorities. The news was also confirmed by Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi in a post on social media.
What was the Moroccan expelled from Italy accused of?
The man was also considered dangerous internationally and had recently been arrested for serious crimes. committed in Italy. The Moroccan citizen had been investigated in Lucca for crimes against property and, last May, he had been involved in a violent episode in which, during a robbery with a knife, had seriously injured three compatriots, causing one of them to have permanent facial deformation. This episode led to his arrest and imprisonment in Lucca prison.
The man was already known for another attack in France, again with a knife, so he was under constant surveillance by investigators from the Digos anti-terrorist section.
After the rejection of the renewal of his residence permit and the authorization of the Court, the the decree of expulsion with accompaniment to the border. The expulsion was validated during a hearing held on August 29and the man was escorted to his country of origin by specialized personnel from the State Police.
