Demonstration in Pisa with truncheons, who is the director of the Mobile Department removed

Sources within the Interior Ministry say that the decision had already been planned, but many have linked the move of the director of the Mobile Police Department to Florence, Silvia Contiin service in Florence from 2021, a what happened at the demonstration in Pisa where students were beaten. The Florence mobile also supplies the teams to the Pisa Police Headquarters for public order. The manager originally from Sulmona was the first woman in Tuscany to have commanded the Eighth Mobile Department which includes almost 500 people.

He had been in Florence for about three years and is due to retire in September. She was director of the L'Aquila traffic police and worked in Pescara (anti-crime and sporting events) after graduating in Law and joining the police in 1994. She served at the Aosta Police Headquarters and at the Vicenza Officers' School. You are a teacher in the training of police members.

Thirteen students were injured in the attacks near Piazza dei Cavalieri, ten of them minors. They were shot by policemen during a pro-Palestine demonstration of which the police headquarters had not been notified. The Minister of the Interior Matteo Piantedosi reports to the Chamber on Thursday 19 February of what happened in Pisa and also Florence where only a static garrison and not a court had been announced.

The official had only ordered the dispatch of the teams of agents requested by the two police stations. She had not had operational roles in managing public order in either case. Investigations are open into what happened, on the poor control planning in Pisa and on the actual activity of the police. The images and audio from the bodycams worn by two team leaders are also being examined. The main question is who gave the order to hit the protesters, but above all about the officers who continued to chase the students who were returning.

Those responsible for public order in the two cities, witnesses and injured children, including the people who shot the videos of the clashes and beatings which went viral, have yet to be heard.

Meanwhile, Silvia Conti takes up service in the anti-crime section of Pescara. Her transfer, according to theHandle, it would have been decided some time ago in light of numerous reports from the unions for lack of staff rotation and stressful shifts. The general secretary of the Siulp of Florence Riccardo Ficozzi explains: «As was already expected, the manager, almost on the threshold of retirement, will take up service in Pescara, just as other officials have been assigned to new offices in recent days».