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Italian Police Nab Woman Reputed to Be Naples Crime Boss
Italian police have arrested a reputed top Naples crime boss as she was about to board a flight to Spain.
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WATCH: Tourist Breaks Historic Sculpture, Casually Walks Way
Italian authorities released footage of an Austrian tourist who broke part of a historic sculpture after sitting on it for a photo opp.
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Bay Area Teens Accused of Killing Italian Police Officer to Appear in Court
Two Bay Area teens accused of killing an Italian police officer in Rome last year are going to trial earlier than expected after the case was fast-tracked by Italian officials. Their first hearing is scheduled for Wednesday.
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Bay Area Teen's Lawyers Drop Bid for His Release in Italy
The lawyers of one of two Bay Area teenagers being held in the slaying of an Italian police officer have dropped a request for their client to be released.
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San Francisco Bay Area Teen's Lawyer in Italy Drops Bid for Release
The lawyer for one of two American teenagers being held in the slaying of an Italian police officer said Saturday that he has dropped a request for his client to be released. Finnegan Lee Elder’s lawyer, Renato Borzone, said in a statement that the defense still needs more time to get a full picture of what happened. He added that...
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Italy Court Asked to Free Bay Area Teen Held in Officer's Killing
A lawyer for a Bay Area teenager jailed in Rome in connection with the fatal stabbing of an Italian police officer has petitioned a court for his client’s release.
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Teen's Father Issues Statement Following Trip to Rome
The father of a Bay Area teen charged with the stabbing death of an Italian police officer returned Saturday from visiting his son in a Rome jail. Ethan Elder, father of 19-year-old Finnegan Elder, issued a statement through his attorney outside his San Francisco home Saturday evening. Sergio Quintana reports.
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Father of San Francisco Teen Accused of Killing Italian Police Officer Issues Statement
The father of one of the two Bay Area teens accused of killing an Italian police officer has returned home after visiting his son in a Rome jail. He issued a statement Saturday evening.
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Jailed Bay Area Teens Now Have Lawyers, Family Members in Italy
Both Bay Area teens jailed in Rome in the fatal stabbing of an Italian police officer now have private lawyers and family members in Italy.
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Slain Police Officer in Italy Didn't Have Gun When Stabbed
A plainclothes police officer had forgotten his gun the night he was fatally stabbed during a confrontation with two American teenagers in Rome, an Italian police commander said Tuesday.
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Italy Judge: Bay Area Teen Claims He Knifed Officer in Self-Defense
An Italian judge says one of the two American teenagers jailed in Rome for the slaying of a police officer has stated he stabbed the plainclothes officer because he feared he was being strangled, according to an order obtained by The Associated Press on Monday.
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Italy: Bay Area Teen Held in Officer's Death ‘Illegally Blindfolded'
An American teenager was illegally blindfolded before he was interrogated as a suspect in the slaying of a newlywed police officer in Rome, an Italian police commander said Sunday after the emergence of a photo showing the young tourist restrained with handcuffs and with his head bowed.
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Bay Area Teens Arrested in Italy for Alleged Murder of Officer
Two San Francisco Bay Area teenagers were jailed in Rome on Saturday as authorities investigate their alleged roles in the fatal stabbing of an Italian police officer on a street near their hotel.
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2 US Teens Jailed in Italy in Policeman's Killing
Two American teenagers who were classmates at a California high school spent a second night in a Rome jail Saturday after they were interrogated for hours about their alleged roles in the murder of an Italian policeman. Investigators contended in written statements Saturday that the pair had confessed to their roles in the grisly slaying. Vice Brigadier Mario Cerciello Rega,...
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An American teenager was illegally blindfolded before he was interrogated as a suspect in the slaying of a newlywed police officer in Rome, an Italian police commander said Sunday after the emergence of a photo showing the young tourist restrained with handcuffs and with his head bowed. Gabriel Christian Natale-Hjorth, 18, from the San Francisco Bay Area, was blindfolded “for…
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Malta Academic in Trump Probe Has History of Vanishing Acts
A court document made public last year by U.S. prosecutors alleged that it was Joseph Mifsud who dropped the first hint of the hacking that rocked the 2016 U.S. election when he met Trump adviser George Papadopoulos on April 26, 2016, in London and told him the Kremlin had “thousands of emails” on his Democratic presidential rival, Hillary Clinton. An...
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Pope Presides Over Good Friday Amid Hell Controversy
Pope Francis presided over solemn Good Friday services amid heightened security at Rome’s Colosseum for the Via Crucis procession and a new communications controversy at home. Italian police, carabinieri and soldiers were on alert, with Holy Week coinciding with a spate of arrests of suspected Islamic extremists around Italy and warnings from law enforcement about the return of foreign fighters...
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Police: Extreme-Right Gunman Shoots 6 Africans in Italy
An Italian gunman with extreme right-wing sympathies shot and wounded six African immigrants Saturday in a two-hour drive-by shooting spree, authorities said, terrorizing a small Italian city where a Nigerian man had been arrested days earlier in a teenager’s gruesome killing. Police photos showed the shooting suspect with a neo-Nazi tattoo prominently on his forehead as he sat in custody...
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Leonardo DiCaprio to Star in Movie About Hero Mafia-Fighting NYPD Detective Killed in Italy 108 Years Ago
Leonardo DiCaprio will star in and executive produce a movie about an NYPD detective killed in the line of duty in Italy more than 100 years ago while on an undercover mission to fight the mafia in America.