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Milan, 22-year-old kidnapped for two days in a pizzeria and beaten with a baseball bat: 5 arrests
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Milan, 22-year-old kidnapped for two days in a pizzeria and beaten with a baseball bat: 5 arrests

Five men, four Egyptian citizens and one Tunisian, were arrested for allegedly kidnapping a 22-year-old man for two days and beating him with a baseball bat. The victim was taken to a pizza restaurant linked to one of the suspects in the province of Brescia after being attacked at a bar in Corsico. His family paid a ransom of 1,000 euros and he signed promissory notes worth 8,000 euros for his release. Investigators suspect the debt might relate to drug trafficking, as the victim had prior convictions for drug-related offenses and one of the alleged kidnappers was also involved in drug dealing. One of the arrested individuals was found in possession of 50 grams of cocaine during the investigation.

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Milan, 22-year-old kidnapped for two days in a pizzeria and beaten with a baseball bat: 5 arrests

Five men, four Egyptian citizens and one Tunisian, were arrested for allegedly kidnapping a 22-year-old man for two days and beating him with a baseball bat. The victim was taken to a pizza restaurant linked to one of the suspects in the province of Brescia after being attacked at a bar in Corsico. His family paid a ransom of 1,000 euros and he signed promissory notes worth 8,000 euros for his release. Investigators suspect the debt might relate to drug trafficking, as the victim had prior convictions for drug-related offenses and one of the alleged kidnappers was also involved in drug dealing. One of the arrested individuals was found in possession of 50 grams of cocaine during the investigation.

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