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Rome Police Protest for Better Safety and Rights
Police unions in Rome are protesting for better safety measures and rights after an officer lost a leg in a hit and run. Multiple unions are planning strikes.
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Daniele VirgiliGabriele Di BellaRoberto GualtieriMassimiliano Umberti
- What is the timing of the planned strikes?
- The strike will start at 4 PM on November 8th and continue until the end of the night shift. The unions are demanding better safety measures and protection for local police officers.
- What prompted the protest by the police unions?
- The protest is due to a tragic incident where a police officer lost a leg after being hit by a drunk driver. The unions are protesting for better safety and rights for officers.
- What other incidents are fueling the protest beyond the main incident?
- The protest is not just about the Tiburtina incident, but also includes recent attacks and aggressions against the officers. The unions feel the current safety measures are insufficient.
- How have the authorities responded to the incident and the planned protest?
- Mayor Gualtieri and the President of the IV Municipality visited the injured officer in the hospital. They expressed their support and the municipality will be holding a blood drive.
- Which unions are involved in this protest and what are their specific actions?
- The unions involved include UGL, OSPOL, SULPL, CGIL, CISL, and UIL. Different unions have scheduled strikes on different days.