A 40-year-old owner of a garage in Brugherio (Monza) was reported for violence, threatening a public official and resisting. The local police also fined him for lighting a fire in his business.
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A patrol of the local police of Brugherio (in the province of Monza and Brianza) intervened yesterday afternoon, Sunday 30 June, in a garage in the western part of the city. The officers had seen a man coming out of the warehouse column of black smoke and they wanted to check that everything was in order. Inside they found the owner of the business who had lit a fire without the necessary permits. When asked to show a document, he began insulting the officers and ended up engaging in a scuffle with them in which a policeman was injured. The man, a 40-year-old, was reported for violence, threat to a public official and resistance.
The surgery took place around 4pm on June 30th. A patrol of the local police from Brugherio was carrying out a control tour in the city when, in the west area, they saw a column of black smoke coming out of a garage. Arriving on site, the officers asked the police for explanations business ownera 40-year-old of Romanian origin and resident in the Varese area.
When the policemen asked him for documents, the man would started insulting them. Shortly afterwards, she gave him her identity card which, however, was missing the photograph. So the officers asked for another identification document and, at that point, the crime would have taken place fight. One officer reportedly fell to the ground, but they eventually managed to to block he is 40 years old.
The man was therefore reported for violence, threatening a public official and resisting. One also took place for him fine of 100 euros for lighting the fire, in violation of the municipal police regulations. The injured officer, however, was accompanied to the emergency room of the San Gerardo hospital in Monza where he was discharged with a prognosis of 5 days.
