ANCONA – It is not clear what they wanted to do, perhaps spend a different evening, having fun protected by four walls but the stunt was immediately interrupted by the local police alerted by the residents who called 112. “There are intruders in the school, come quickly” . This was the call made by citizens who on Saturday evening, just before 9pm, heard noises and saw a coming and going of children entering the former Regina Margherita nursery school in via Ragusa, al Piano, a few meters from the headquarters of the Yellow Cross. The small group, all identified, was made up of 12 people, both male and female, all minors between 16 and 17 years old (one was 12 years old) and only one 18 year old. A patrol arrived on site, surprising the children still inside.
The property, owned by the municipality, is equipped with a fence and gate, showed no signs of forced entry and no damage or shortages were detected. The officers let everyone out and then proceeded to identify them, also calling the parents of the minors. The small group was made up of all Bangladeshis, young people who gravitate to the neighborhood. The structure, which in 2013 was also the subject of an occupation due to a protest made to affirm the right to housing and renamed “Casa de nialtri”, today houses the headquarters of the “Laboratori e mestieri” day center for disabled people. During the day, the building welcomes around twenty adults with psycho-physical disabilities who have already graduated from school. The center remains closed at the weekend but the kids have found a way to get inside, perhaps finding an open door or window. The intrusion will be reported to the competent authority.
