Italy’s government is fast-tracking a new security decree after violent clashes in Turin left more than 100 security officers injured, including a policeman who was beaten with a hammer during a protest, an attack Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni described as «attempted murder.»
The officer, 29-year-old Alessandro Calista of the Padua Mobile Police Unit, was surrounded by masked demonstrators and struck repeatedly before colleagues managed to pull him to safety using riot shields. He was treated at Turin’s Molinette hospital and later discharged with multiple contusions and a hammer-related injury.
Police arrested three men aged 22, 31 and...