Fakir, Boldrini: “Not in the hands of the State”, Bignami dismantles it | Libero Quotidiano.it

“The images of the arrest and death of Abderrahim Fakir, yesterday in Bologna, are shocking”: Laura Boldrini, Pd deputy and President of the Permanent Committee of the Chamber on human rights worldwide, comments on the case of the 43-year-old man of Moroccan origin who died yesterday in the Pilastro district during a police check, which intervened after reports from residents. “The man’s call for help, now immobilized by two officers on the asphalt, his feet tied when he no longer moves, the 118 paramedics who do not intervene. How it came to that point will be determined by ongoing investigations, but one thing is certain: you cannot die when you are in the hands of the State. Clarity must be made as soon as possible: for Fakir, for Fakir’s family, and for the protection of the rule of law.”

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Behind this way of reading the event, there seems to be a certain haste to reach precise conclusions. In reality, however, one must wait for the outcome of the investigations to reconstruct the exact dynamics of the event. This was explained, in an interview with Secolo d’Italia, by the FdI group leader in the Chamber Galeazzo Bignami: “I think we all want the truth. On the demand for justice, we must be clear. Does someone want to say that an injustice was committed? And by whom? By the Law Enforcement? Because it seems to me that the left wants to say this even before what happened is ascertained.”

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“Yesterday I spoke with the Chief of Police and asked him for an assessment, as far as possible, of the intervention – Bignami continued -. I also asked people who are certainly more prepared than me and they told me that from what can be seen no improper conduct by the officers is detected. No one wanted a person to die, but it seems to me that someone wants to accuse the Law Enforcement regardless. And this is not acceptable.” And again: “The left is allergic to the Law Enforcement. Everyone knows it. But it will be the judiciary to assess if there are crimes. Thanks to Brothers of Italy, the Officers will not be automatically registered in the suspects’ register following the famous ‘due act’.”

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