Raid on Rome’s Tasso and Righi High Schools
Police conducted searches at the homes of three young men linked to the far-right group Lotta Studentesca, following two raids on Rome’s Tasso and Righi high schools that took place on November 3 and 4.
The investigations were carried out by officers from the State Police's Special Operations Unit (DIGOS). Authorities are continuing their efforts to identify additional people involved in the incidents.
“The homes of three young far-right members of the Lotta Studentesca group were searched,” reported Agenzia Nova.
According to initial findings, the group is suspected of organizing the coordinated school actions and encouraging participation among sympathizers. So far, no injuries have been reported, but the investigation remains active as police gather more evidence.
Ongoing Police Investigations
- Searches executed by DIGOS officers.
- Three individuals currently under investigation.
- Efforts to identify other participants are in progress.
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Author’s summary: Police in Rome searched the homes of three Lotta Studentesca members after coordinated raids on two high schools, as investigations continue to track other suspects.