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Italy: Ex-police in Genoa G8 beatings assigned social work

01 May 2013

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"Three policemen found guilty by Italy's highest appeals court in 2012 of grievous misconduct for beatings at the 2001 G8 summit in Genoa have been assigned social-service duties by a tribunal in the northern Italian port city."

See: Ex-police in Genoa G8 beatings assigned social work (Gazzetta del Sud)

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