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Motorcycle Rally Turns Violent

A large fight broke out during a Harley Davidson motorcycle meet in Italy, leading to stabbing and a hit-and-run incident.

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Crazy DriverFatebenefratelli HospitalCarabinieri

Aleksandar JeremicAgostino Favata

What were the possible reasons behind the fight?: The fight broke out between two groups of Harley Davidson bikers, one from Erba and another from Milan. The exact reasons for the altercation are still under investigation.
What happened at the motorcycle gathering in Inverigo?: A Sunday motorcycle gathering in Inverigo, Como, turned into a large-scale brawl involving around 50 people. The fight resulted in one man being stabbed and another being hit by a car.
Who were the victims of the violence, and what were their injuries?: Aleksandar Jeremic, 29, was stabbed, and Agostino Favata, 50, was seriously injured after being hit by a car fleeing the scene. Both men were taken to the hospital; Jeremic's condition is unknown, while Favata is in reserved prognosis.
What is the current status of the investigation and any legal consequences?: Five people have been reported for participating in the aggravated brawl, and the driver who hit Favata has been reported for negligent injury. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are reviewing security footage.
How were the emergency services alerted and what was the scene like when they arrived?: Following the brawl, no one called emergency services; bystanders reported the injured men to authorities. The police arrived to find the scene deserted but have since identified some of the participants.

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