(ANSA) - ROME, NOV 10 - A 23-year-old Moroccan man who broke
three crosses and threatened police officers was deported
Thursday amid a security crackdown linked to the Gaza war, the
interior ministry said Friday.
The man, Enhamel El Mehdi, was expelled by the Prefect of
Alessandria on the grounds of social dangerousness.
In the last few days, the interior ministry said in a tweet, El
Mehdi had been reported for offences of offending a religious
denomination, by breaking three crucifixes, and resisting a
public official.
Moreover, during identification at the police station, he had
threatened police officers and the Christian population,
claiming that he wanted to avenge the deaths in the
Israeli-Palestinian conflict. (ANSA).
Moroccan who broke three crosses deported amid crackdown
Ruled social menace, wanted to avenge Palestinian deaths