a boy is knocked out, he was also hiding drugs

ANCONA One word too many, the argument flares up and then the blind beatings under the eyes of passers-by and residents. It was a fiery noon (and a half) that the Piano neighborhood experienced on Saturday. Two young Tunisians clashed in Piazza Ugo Bassi. One ended up in the Torrette emergency room due to the injuries he received. But that’s not all: the police also found a few grams of hashish on him. Like adding trouble to more trouble.

The facts

It all took place just before one o’clock, when the food trucks of the Latin festival, which closed yesterday in Corso Carlo Alberto, had just opened for lunch a stone’s throw from Piazza Ugo Bassi. It was at the bar that the furious fight broke out between two Tunisians, both aged around 25. Those who saw the scene spoke of kicks, shoves and punches. On one side and on the other. The physical violence was preceded by an intense argument, probably started for trivial reasons. The two apparently met by chance, in a crowded Piazza Ugo Bassi, and started arguing. From the fiery words we then moved on to the facts.

The scene took place before the eyes of the many people who were passing through Piazza Ugo Bassi at that moment. A particularly crowded square, considering that some were headed towards the food and wine stalls featuring typical Latin American flavours. The alarm to separate the two contenders was immediately raised on 112, the single local emergency number.

A Norm carabinieri patrol was immediately brought to the scene, bringing the situation back to calm. The military identified the two Tunisians. One was also found with a couple of grams of hashish, which is why he will almost certainly be reported to the Prefecture as a drug user. The young man was transported to the Torrette hospital: he had been knocked out due to the blows he received. For injuries, if they wish, the North Africans will be able to file cross-complaints.

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