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ITALY: Italian man kills two Senegalese traders in Florence

01 December 2011

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ITALY: Italian man kills two Senegalese traders in Florence (BBC News, link): "An Italian man has opened fire in two markets in central Florence, killing two Senegalese traders and injuring three others. The attacker, 50-year-old Gianluca Casseri, belonged to a far-right group, Italian media said. He killed two men and injured a third in Dalmazia Square before opening fire in San Lorenzo Square, wounding two. Casseri was later found dead in an underground car-park, having turned the gun on himself, police said."

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