Abderrahim Fakir, 42, died pleading for help; police used tear gas and water cannon on crowds
Protests in Bologna after Moroccan-born man dies under police restraint
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Protests erupted in Bologna, Italy, after a Moroccan-born man died while pleading for help under police restraint. Abderrahim Fakir, 42, who had lived in Italy since age five and ran a small removals and cleaning business, died on Sunday. Human rights groups and opposition parties are demanding answers, according to reports.
Police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse demonstrators in the city's Pilastro quarter. The officers had been called to intervene because Fakir was suffering from a "psychiatric crisis" and acting erratically, according to initial findings by investigators. A new legal procedure, the 45 bis model, part of a recent security decree aimed at giving greater protection to police officers accused of wrongdoing, is being used for the first time in this case, sources said.
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Human rights campaigners and Italy’s opposition parties have demanded urgent answers over the death on Sunday of Abderrahim Fakir, 42, who had moved to Italy when he was five years old and ran a small removals and cleaning business.
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A new procedure, the 45 bis model, contained in a recent security decree and aimed at giving greater protection to police officers accused of wrongdoing while doing their job is being used for the first time in this case, sources said.
according to ANSALaw enforcement had been called to intervene in Bologna's Pilastro quarter because Fakir was suffering from a "psychiatric crisis" and was disturbing the peace and acting erratically, according to initial findings by investigators, sources said Monday.
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Human rights campaigners and Italy’s opposition parties have demanded urgent answers over the death on Sunday of Abderrahim Fakir, 42, who…
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