Going for a quiet walk and being attacked. Five minutes of fear for a fifty-year-old man from Sesto. While the public is buzzing about the danger of juvenile gangs on the streets.
The incident occurred on Saturday in Via San Gemiliano . "I was walking home and ran into two boys and a girl, aged between 16 and 17. They asked me for a cigarette. I didn't have one, so they started pushing me and yelling at me," said the victim, who prefers to remain anonymous out of fear. "I defended myself, threw a few punches.
They ran away but first the girl took out some keys and scratched my leg, on my thigh." Once home, the man treated his wound, then wrote a short warning message on social media.
"I don't want any trouble, just to raise the alarm." It didn't go unheard; hundreds of comments followed the post, including many calling for drastic measures.
The full article by Giovanni Lorenzo Porrà in L'Unione Sarda, on newsstands today and on the Digital App.
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