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Italy: Moroccan thrown into river by carabinieri drowns

01 June 2011

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Italy: Moroccan thrown into river by carabinieri drowns

On 24 May 2011, a 24-year-old Moroccan's body was found by a farmer near the river Frassine, eight days after he was arrested by carabinieri (four of whom are under investigation) for drunk and disorderly behaviour during a feast dedicated to ham in the town of Montagnana (Padua). The last time Abderrahman Sahli was seen, was when he was made to board a carabinieri car.

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