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Turks arrested in Venice and Milan this morning 2016-08-01 12:04:37 Post No. 64053
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Turks arrested in Venice and Milan this morning
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2016-08-01 12:04:37
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http://www.ilfattoquotidiano.it/2016/08/01/terrorismo-arrestato-turco-in-stazione-a-venezia-aveva-un-machete-nello-zaino/2947896/
https://archive.is/QojB2
In Venice, police arrested a Turkish citizen who was found with a machete in the backpack. Five other Turks stopped in Milan, they were seen praying at around five in the morning not far from Venice's train station.
Details: The scene near the station was noticed by a security guard who promptly called 113. Agents of the Polfer, Digos and the police headquarters in Venice intervened immediately and counter-terrorism procedures started.
The small group of foreigners, however, had already dispersed before the arrival of police officers who still successfully traced two Turks, one of whom had the machete in his backpack. Considering the recent episode of aggression by an ISIS "soldier" on a train in Germany(*), the weapon's presence has seriously concerned the agents.
The man was then arrested, while his friend was detained at the police station and might face expulsion from the country. In the meantime, as reported by some newspapers, the search continued for the other missing four.
The story was followed step by step by the police chief in close contact with the superintendent of Venice. The alert of 113 was extended to the other police forces too and to neighboring regions of Veneto, with positive results in the afternoon when, in Milan, the Digos informed the Venetian colleagues that they had managed to stop the other four Turks and they were questioning them at the police headquarters. We still don't know the identity of the Turks involved in the operation.
*http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/20/world/europe/germany-train-ax-attack.html https://archive.is/j3Ogx
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>>64053
>might face expulsion from the country
>might
the west is so screwed.
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>>64102
you got it wrong, it's either expulsion to origin country or jail in Italy. The reason they could go with the second solution is, for example, if their origin country in know for not respecting human right etc..
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>>64115
Whether their country of origin respects human rights or not isn't the problem of italian citizens.
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>>64117
so? the laws about human rights doesn't say anything about nationality. And those criminals are still human in a country that respect human rights.
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>>64118
And this is why, after they leave jail, they'll be right back where they started. You haven't eliminated the problem, and the punitive measure is a joke for someone willing to chop up innocent people with a machete.
You've just shifted the problem by a couple of years, kicking the can down the road.
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>>64119
terrorist doesn't get out of prison after after a couple of years (implying they are actually terrorist and not just a random groups of thurktards with a knife)
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>>64120
>terrorist doesn't get out of prison after after a couple of years
the guy who shot reagan was just released and as you said the defense will say they are just random groups of thurktards with a knife. they won't get life or even a decade and you're back to square one
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>>64122
The guy that shot Reagan faced a lot more than a couple years in jail. Sorry to play devil's advocate here, but it's possible they weren't up to anything. I'm assuming the "scene" the guard saw was some muslims praying. Doesn't seem like grounds to me. No idea why they were in possession of a machete though. I don't remember Venice having jungles n shit
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>>64137
why would they run away from the authorities, to a different city too, if they were not doing anything suspicious?
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>>64152
>they were seen praying at around five in the morning not far from Venice's train station.
well, maybe there is a reason they where near the station since the beginning, who say they where running away? probably they didn't even know someone called the police on them.
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>>64229
From the article, it seems like they were running away, 4 of them were stopped in Milan, they were seen in Venice first, it's not a small distance that you can casually travel in a few minutes (almost 300 km).
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>>64119
By your logic, no truly violent criminals should ever be released for prison. If anything less than deportation is too much of a danger to society, then shouldn't non-immigrant violent criminals be subjected to similar measures? That is, exiled from the country, imprisoned from life, or executed.
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>>64458
Of course.
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