Bologna erupts as death during police restraint sparks protests and investigations

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Thousands protested in Bologna after the death of Abderrahim Fakir during police restraint, with prosecutors opening a manslaughter investigation into the police officers and medical workers involved. While the main rally was peaceful, clashes left about 64 police injured and cars set on fire. Prime Minister Meloni urged a thorough investigation and condemned violence, while video of Fakir being restrained drew calls for accountability from his family and local officials. The case has intensified debate over police use of force in Italy.
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