Ancona is a town in the central Italian province of Marche. This week, a Bangladeshi immigrant went on a spree assaulting people, beginning with a bus driver and ending with police who responded. An eyewitness captured the scenes from a neighboring window,The below article from Il Giornale is translated by Fousesquawk.

http://www.ilgiornale.it/news/cronache/limmigrato-picchia-agente-video-choc-dellassalto-1591755.html

The immigrant beats an agent: the video shock of the assault

In Ancona, a Bengali attacked a driver, the customer of a store and a driver: the video shock published online

Claudio Cartaldo -Mar, 10/23/2018 - 3:08 pm

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First he beat the bus driver. Then he attacked a shop customer. Finally he punched the face of a municipal agent.

All in the center of Ancona, by day. This is what happened yesterday around 3pm in the city in the Marche region and is raising a cloud of controversy after the publication by some residents of a video ( watch ) that testifies to the brutal beating by the immigrant.

The protagonist of this latest case of violence against the police is a 31 year-old Bengali resident legally in Italy thanks to a long-term residence permit. Actually, according to reports from AnconaToday , the Bengali would have been subjected for some time to a "suspension" of the permit by the Immigration Office, which, after a series of previous incidents accumulated collected by the migrant, is deciding if it is the case or not revoke the document. So you can expel it.

I wonder if this last case will have any consequences. But let's go to the facts. According to what was reconstructed by the Municipality, in fact, the Bengali first attacked the bus driver with a fist to the cheekbone and ear, then he chased him in a shop where he had taken refuge. At that point he entered the market where he attacked a client. Chased by the clerk and the driver, he was stopped by a municipal patrol. While the agent tried to reason with him, suddenly (as seen in this video) the Bengali launched a slap in the face of the policeman. The two agents reported at the end prognosis of 4 and 7 days.
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