Two Romanian minors, brothers aged 16 and 17, have been arrested and transferred to a prison in Turin, Italy, being suspected of robbery, kidnapping, and aggravated bodily harm. The incident took place in October last year when the two, together with another Albanian minor and a 14-year-old boy, attacked a Cuban classmate near the Brignole train station. The victim was beaten, threatened, and robbed of a ring and a necklace, requiring 10 days of medical care. Italian authorities issued a preventive arrest warrant, and the investigation was supported by witnesses and footage from surveillance cameras, which were shared in chat groups. This recording was considered essential evidence in the case.
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