Skip to content or view mobile version

Home | Mobile | Editorial Guidelines | Mission Statement | About | Contact | Help | Security | Support Us

A network of individuals, independent and alternative media activists and organisations, offering grassroots, non-corporate, non-commercial coverage of important social and political issues.

Genova G8 Cops get off as the evidence disapears into thin air

Toscana Massonica | 18.01.2007 11:44 | Genoa | Repression

Genova, well it was a set up from the start cops beat the living shit out of sleeping innocents on plant the basis of evidence in the form of a crate full of petrol bombs, it kooked like an open and shut case. But today "La Repubblica" (masso'cronace)newspaper reports that the petrol bombs are no more they are in fact ex petrol bombs and the case against the cops is as the they say "finito" no evidence no case. The whole trial and inquiry into the events of the G8 in Genoa have been a farce.



The article waffles on about what might have happened to the "Le molotov" and there will now be an inquiry which will try and clear up the latest of a series of mysteries surrounding G8 Genoa.
One of the cops Francesco Borré (Polizia), shrugged his shoulders disconcertedly and explains that that he arrived at the police station in 2002 one year after the G8 and he never dealt with the
matter. But, he goes onto say that there is a record of what goes in and out which he believes is
theorectically the responsibilty of the Digos (plain clothes military cops, Carabinieri).
This might sound outrageous to anyone who don't know how things work in Italy actually it is just another run of the mill every day event.

Genova, secondo l'accusa furono portate nella scuola dalla polizia
La difesa: "Senza corpo del reato impossibile andare avanti"
G8, sparite le molotov della Diaz Gli avvocati difensori: "Processo finito"

 http://www.repubblica.it/2007/01/sezioni/cronaca/g8-molotov/g8-molotov/g8-molotov.html

G8, sparite le molotov della Diaz Gli avvocati difensori: "Processo finito"
GENOVA - Non si trovano più le due molotov del G8, che rappresentano una delle prove a carico più pesanti nel processo contro i 29 poliziotti, imputati della irruzione nella scuola Diaz e di aver falsificato gli indizi per incastrare 93 ragazzi. Svanite nel nulla. Lo si è scoperto ieri mattina, nel corso di un'udienza del processo. Il presidente Gabrio Barone ha dato incarico alla procura di rintracciarle e i magistrati oggi chiederanno ufficialmente spiegazioni al questore Salvatore Presenti.

Le ipotesi spaziano dall'ufficio corpi di reato di palazzo di giustizia, il cui responsabile ha allargato sconsolato le braccia, alla questura, come spiega il vicedirigente della mobile Francesco Borré: "Io sono arrivato alla squadra mobile nel 2002, un anno dopo il G8. Non abbiamo mai trattato quel reperto. Ma esiste un registro di carico e scarico. Ritengo che teoricamente dovrebbero essere agli atti della Digos".

Mantengono comunque la calma i pubblici ministeri e i legali delle parti offese: "Forse uno dei tanti pasticci della pubblica amministrazione, le molotov salteranno fuori nei prossimi giorni e comunque su quelle bottiglie, filmate e fotografate da ogni angolazione, sono stati fatti tutti gli accertamenti previsti". Ma gli avvocati difensori tentano l'affondo: "Le fotografie non possono sostituire l'oggetto. Senza corpo del reato il processo è finito".

Le ricerche per trovare i reperti proseguiranno, ma fintanto non saranno trovate le bottiglie incendiarie il processo rimarrà congelato nella sua parte più delicata. "Le fotografie di un oggetto - ha commentato l'avvocato Alfredo Biondi, difensore del vicequestore Pietro Troiani - non possono sostituire l'oggetto corpo del reato, che deve essere materialmente riconosciuto".
L'indagine ora continua per capire da chi, quando, perché sono state spostate le molotov. E chiarire l'ennesimo mistero del G8 genovese del 2001.
(m. cal.)

(18 gennaio 2007)

Toscana Massonica

Additions

cops over egging importance of loss of bottles

18.01.2007 18:47

The judge today confirmed the trial will continue despite the magic vanishing evidence. They will revisit this section of the trial later, hopefully when more is known about where the bottles went...

The police have been pushing their PR to the media saying it's all over - well it isn't not, not by a longshot.

They were also trying to make out that the two bottles had not even been seen by the prosecutor, Enrico Zucca, which is of course utter rubbish.

update


Comments

Display the following comment

  1. when this circus is over — the grime reaper
Upcoming Coverage
View and post events
Upcoming Events
25 Nov: No Borders anti-ID protests
28-29 Nov: 48 hours of action against E.ON and new coal
Dec: Heathrow Terminal 5: Heathrow Decision Day Flash Mob
Ongoing UK
Parliament Sq Protest: see topic page
Ongoing Global
Rossport, Ireland: see topic page
Iraq Occupation: Electronic Iraq
Israel-Palestine: Israel Indymedia | Palestine Indymedia
Oaxaca: Chiapas Indymedia
Climate Change: Climate Indymedia
United Kollectives
All Regions
Birmingham
Cambridge
Leeds Bradford
Liverpool
Manchester
Nottinghamshire
Oxford
Sheffield
South Coast
World
Other Local IMCs
Bristol/South West
London
Scotland
York
Projects
Indymedia Projects

iMobile Page
Photo Page
Indymedia Cinema
Video Page
Radio Page
Offline Newsheet

Other Media Projects

Schnews
Riseup Radio
Dissident Island Radio
Topics
All Topics
Analysis
Animal Liberation
Anti-militarism
Anti-racism
Bio-technology
Climate Chaos
Culture
Ecology
Education
Energy Crisis
Free Spaces
Gender
Globalisation
Health
History
Indymedia
Iraq
Migration
Ocean Defence
Other Press
Palestine
Repression
Social Struggles
Technology
Terror War
Workers' Movements
Zapatista
Major Reports
Carmel Agrexco
G8 Japan 2008
SHAC
Stop Sequani
Stop RWB
Climate Camp 2008
Oaxaca Uprising
Smash EDO
SOCPA
Past Major Reports
Unencrypted Page
We suggest you use an encrypted connection for browsing this site.
Please install the CAcert root certificate to verify the authenticity of the site, for more information see the security page.

Global IMC Network


www.indymedia.org

Projects
print
radio
satellite tv
video

Africa
ambazonia
canarias
estrecho / madiaq
kenya
nigeria
south africa

Canada
hamilton
london, ontario
maritimes
montreal
ontario
ottawa
quebec
thunder bay
vancouver
victoria
windsor
winnipeg

East Asia
burma
jakarta
japan
manila
qc

Europe
abruzzo
alacant
andorra
antwerpen
armenia
athens
austria
barcelona
belarus
belgium
belgrade
bristol
bulgaria
calabria
croatia
cyprus
emilia-romagna
estrecho / madiaq
euskal herria
galiza
germany
grenoble
hungary
ireland
istanbul
italy
la plana
liege
lille
lombardia
madrid
malta
marseille
nantes
napoli
netherlands
nice
norway
oost-vlaanderen
paris/île-de-france
patras
piemonte
poland
portugal
roma
romania
russia
saint-petersburg
scotland
sverige
switzerland
thessaloniki
torun
toscana
toulouse
ukraine
united kingdom
valencia

Latin America
argentina
bolivia
brasil
chiapas
chile
chile sur
colombia
ecuador
mexico
peru
puerto rico
qollasuyu
rosario
santiago
tijuana
uruguay
valparaiso
venezuela

Oceania
adelaide
aotearoa
brisbane
burma
darwin
jakarta
manila
melbourne
oceania
perth
qc
sydney

South Asia
india
mumbai

United States
arizona
arkansas
asheville
atlanta
austin
baltimore
big muddy
binghamton
boston
buffalo
charlottesville
chicago
cleveland
colorado
columbus
dc
hawaii
houston
hudson mohawk
kansas city
la
madison
maine
miami
michigan
milwaukee
minneapolis/st. paul
new hampshire
new jersey
new mexico
new orleans
north carolina
north texas
nyc
oklahoma
philadelphia
pittsburgh
portland
richmond
rochester
rogue valley
saint louis
san diego
san francisco
san francisco bay area
santa barbara
santa cruz, ca
sarasota
seattle
tampa bay
tennessee
united states
urbana-champaign
vermont
western mass
worcester

West Asia
armenia
beirut
israel
palestine

Topics
biotech

Process
fbi/legal updates
mailing lists
process & imc docs
tech
volunteer