Nigerian immigration hawkers were killed by the man who liked to be on the street, and no one was rescued at the scene

Jimu Journalist Sun Yan

According to the Guardian, recently, Italian police arrested an Italian man suspected of murdering Nigerian immigrants on the street. It is worth noting that at the time, some people photographed the process of killing the hawker to death, and there was no obvious an attempt to intervene during the period. At present, the incident has caused strong public opinion in Italy. On July 30, local time, hundreds of people took to the streets and demanded justice.

People step on the street and ask for justice. (Source: Guardian)

It is reported that the attacker is 32 years old. Last Friday, he clashed on the streets of Vetonova-Malcai, a 39-year-old Nigerian immigrant hawker, in the town of the seafront town of the Seahiri. The report quoted a witnesses saying that at that time, Alcca "persisted" to sell the handkerchief to Ferrazo and proposed "change the change". After that, Ferrazo began a "violent attack".

The report pointed out that when Alica tried to fight back, Ferraza grabbed his crutch and knocked it to the ground.

"The attacker fell the victim on the sidewalk, and then repeatedly hit it with his hands, causing the victim to die." Italian police investor Martio Lulkini said at a press conference.

The report quoted the Italian media that later, a bystander reported the police. The police tried to assist the victim after arriving at the scene, but they died unfortunately in the end. The autopsy report shows that the death of the deceased was caused by beating, suffocation, and other reasons.

In this regard, the Associated Press mentioned in the report that some people gave different claims on the matter: at that time, Arcca praised Ferrazo's female companion "very beautiful" and annoyed Ferrazo. "This kind of compliment hurt him himself." A witness said.

It is understood that Alica is married and has two children. Since I was injured in a car accident before, I have been selling goods on the street. At present, the attacker Ferrazo has been arrested for suspected murder.

The incident caused discussions on major news websites and social platforms in Italy, and many people felt very angry.

"Alibaba's murder is frustrating." Erik Lita, former Prime Minister of Italy and Deputy Democratic Party, deputy Democratic Party, said on social platforms that the brutal "unheard of" of this incident, "reflects a" universal "universal 'Indifferent, this is no sense. "

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