Raffaele Nevi, a Forza Italia deputy from Umbria, announced that he wrote to the Minister of Justice, Carlo Nordio, after “the Perugia court acquitted a man who had deliberately urinated on the carabinieri’s car, recording the act with his cellphone, considering the act minor and not punishable.”
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“A decision that honestly leaves one stunned.”
Nevi then sent a letter to the minister “requesting a further investigation of the matter within his areas of competence.”
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“In my letter – explains the deputy in a statement – I expressed my concern about a decision that risks fostering in citizens a sense of distrust and insecurity. The law enforcement represents the State and those who wear a uniform always deserve respect. Offensive behavior towards Institutions cannot be underestimated, because it risks sending the message that such acts can remain without consequences.
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