We still don’t know when Hasan Hamis, the man who reduced the policeman to death at the Lambrate station, has entered Italy. What is certain is that the first photo report dates back to December 2022: over 21 years have passed, which Hamis spent in total secrecy, without ever leaving our country. This despite the countless convictions and prison sentences. Hamis often provided information during police checks false identity to evade controls and ended up pretending Egyptian but also Palestinian And Israeli. And beyond this extreme case, this is a frequent practice for such subjects, who populate the streets of our cities without documents and of whom Italy can know nothing. It is the risk of letting people in illegally without having adequate tools to combat them.
The first deportation order for Hamis dates back to 2004 and was signed by the prefect of Naples, the second is from 2012the third of 2023 by the prefect of Avellino. The Moroccan has always lived in Campania, moving between the various provinces, and last evening’s sighting was the first in Lombardy. A few days earlier he had been reported, and reported, in Bologna, for having threatened some passengers on an Italo train with a razor. Between 2012 and 2023 he also made several visits to prison between Naples and Avellino and there are precedents against him for robbery, injuries, seizure, drugs, resisting a public official. In 2021, the Irpinia prefecture concretely begins the procedures expulsion for man and gets in touch with the consulate Moroccan.
In fact, to start repatriation procedures, it is necessary for the country of origin to recognize the identity and nationality. But as often happens in these cases, there are no answers from Rabat. The same prefecture tries again in 2023, after the man served 3 years in prison, but it is unable to follow up. In the Cpr there are no free places and the man, already considered a dangerous individual, remains free, with the usual expulsion order in his pocket. This is an unfortunately frequent circumstance in our country, where there are more and more irregular immigrants and where the bureaucratic deportation procedures are cumbersome.
The government is working to tighten the rules and streamline procedures, also seeking the collaboration of the countries of origin: it is also with this aim that Meloni’s frequent trips to North Africa take place to meet his counterparts and presidents. With this in mind, a few days ago the updated list of Safe countries for repatriations, which now include Egypt. And the man who tried to injure the officers in the Central Station with stones on the night between Thursday and Friday, 24 hours after the Lambrate case, is Egyptian.
The Polfer officer who fired, hitting the Egyptian in the shoulder to neutralize him, is now under investigation by the Milan prosecutor’s office for multiple aggravated injuries.
