Clashes in Milan: Three minors in prison and 21 in house arrest and community detention.

Three minors have been placed in pre-trial detention, and 21 others have been placed under house arrest, or in a community setting.

These are the results of the last 24 arrest hearings for as many youths involved in the clashes on Sunday, October 18th, in Milan. The Juvenile Court and Prosecutor's Office released the results in a statement.

In total, 35 minors were arrested between Saturday and Sunday. Eleven of those arrested on Saturday had been placed under house arrest or in a community facility in recent days.

(Unioneonline)

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