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Illegal arrests and embezzlement, 5 urban police officers in prison in Milan
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Illegal arrests and embezzlement, 5 urban police officers in prison in Milan

Five Milan police officers were arrested in custody after an investigation revealed they had committed peculation, false documentation, and illegal arrests during a drug operation. The operation began with a report from a defense attorney regarding the arrest of a man suspected of trafficking half a kilogram of hashish. Surveillance footage uncovered discrepancies between the initial arrest report and the actual events, showing a young drug addict arriving at a meeting with a dealer in a civilian car. The officers attempted to cover their tracks by redirecting surveillance cameras but were themselves recorded by other cameras. One suspect reported missing €1,400 in cash. The five officers were transferred to San Vittore prison, and the unit’s website was placed under preventive seizure. Police chief Gianluca Mirabelli called the incident a 'painful matter' but emphasized that these individuals would not tarnish the honor of the over 3,300 officers in the force.

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Illegal arrests and embezzlement, 5 urban police officers in prison in Milan

Five Milan police officers were arrested in custody after an investigation revealed they had committed peculation, false documentation, and illegal arrests during a drug operation. The operation began with a report from a defense attorney regarding the arrest of a man suspected of trafficking half a kilogram of hashish. Surveillance footage uncovered discrepancies between the initial arrest report and the actual events, showing a young drug addict arriving at a meeting with a dealer in a civilian car. The officers attempted to cover their tracks by redirecting surveillance cameras but were themselves recorded by other cameras. One suspect reported missing €1,400 in cash. The five officers were transferred to San Vittore prison, and the unit’s website was placed under preventive seizure. Police chief Gianluca Mirabelli called the incident a 'painful matter' but emphasized that these individuals would not tarnish the honor of the over 3,300 officers in the force.

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