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Baby gang steals Easter eggs from children and beats up their uncle who intervened to defend them
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He wanted to defend the grandchildren that a baby gang had just stolen the Easter eggs he had given them. In response, he was surrounded and beaten by the gang of kids.

The bad adventure happened to a 48-year-old man, a well-known restaurateur from Crema (Cremona), where the attack occurred when the man asked the teenagers to return the eggs they had taken from his grandchildren, all of about ten years.

"I had given Easter eggs to my grandchildren: when they left my restaurant to go home - said the restaurateur - they set out on foot in the park of Porta Serio. Shortly after one of them came back crying, telling me that a group of boys had threatened them and surrounded them, "taking gifts from them.

"So - added the 48-year-old - I went out, I reached the public gardens and I confronted them asking for the return of the Easter eggs. They attacked me. There were about ten, all minors, some of foreign origin".

The man alerted the carabinieri who identified the boys. He suffered a few bruises, ended up in the hospital for checks, but nothing serious.

It is not the first time that the gang of teenagers spread terror in that area of Crema. "This is yet another episode - confirmed the restaurateur, who has his restaurant overlooking the park -. In the gardens of Porta Serio these young people who have good and bad weather have been raging for some time. This is also why I filed a complaint".

A few days ago, always in Crema, a 17-year-old was beaten by a group of peers, who kicked and punched him. Prognosis of 30 days for the victim, while the carabinieri were able to identify only one of the attackers, a 16-year-old who ended up under house arrest.

(Unioneonline / L)

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