Before La Scala, the loggers of the anti-fascist messages identified. The Police Headquarters clarifies: "It's standard practice"

Before La Scala, the loggers of the anti-fascist messages identified. The Police Headquarters clarifies: "It is standard practice."

«I find it a little disturbing that I have been identified, I cannot help but doubt that we are on the threshold of a para-fascist state". She told himHandle Marco Vizzardelli, the journalist who, last December 7th, after Mameli's anthem to the before the ladder, he shouted from the gallery “Long live anti-fascist Italy” to be then identified by Digos.

«I am not a dangerous communist, at most a left-wing liberal - goes on Vizzardelli - but I can't stand two things: any vague scent of fascism and any form of racism. And yesterday I had two representatives of the State in front of me like Salvini and La Russa who on both these fronts leave me very perplexed."

After a few hours, it arrives the clarification of the Police Headquarters Milano: “The identification of the two spectators present in the gallery, which took place during the premiere at the Teatro alla Scala, was carried out as ordinary preventive control methods to guarantee the safety of the representation".

The initiative was absolutely not determined by the content of the sentence pronounced, therefore, but by the particular circumstances, "considering the demonstrations of dissent that took place in the city in the afternoon and the live television coverage of the event which could have been a stimulus for initiatives aimed at disrupting its regular progress".

“Knowledge of people's identities – concluded the Police Headquarters – in fact, it allowed us to be able to believe with certainty that there was no risk for the event".