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	Polizia di Stato - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Polizia di Stato is responsible for providing general police duties in Italy, patrolling the autostrada, railways and certain waterways, and assisting the local police.
		It is a civil police force, in contrast to the other main police force in Italy, the Carabinieri, which is a military police (gendarmerie) force.
		Every major Italian town or city will have a main police station run by the Polizia di Stato (called a Questura) which will be run by a Questore or Vice-Questore in smaller settlements.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Polizia_di_Stato (186 words)

	Italian Police (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The police, the firemen and of course the traffic wardens all wear unnecessarily elaborate brocaded uniforms, usually with those high-crowned shiny-peaked 'Nazi hats' which eastern Europeans are so fond of.
		It is not armed police I object to, nor the police's freedom to exercise their own discretion in drawing arms on a criminal or potentially violent suspect.
		Italian drivers (particularly in Rome) are incredibly dangerous and take no notice of the few safe driving laws that there are.
	www.romebuddy.com /warnsabout/romepolicefr.html (1640 words)

	Online NewsHour Update: Attack on Italian Police Base in Iraq Kills at Least 25 -- November 12, 2003
		Italian Col. Gianfranco Scalas said 17 Italians were killed: 11 Carabinieri paramilitary police, four army soldiers, an Italian civilian working at the base and an Italian documentary filmmaker.
		Italian President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi called the bombing a "terrorist act," and Martino said he believed fighters loyal to Saddam Hussein were behind the attack.
		The Italian Carabinieri forces targeted in Wednesday's attack are paramilitary police under the Defense Ministry that frequently serve in international missions such as those in Afghanistan and the Balkans.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/updates/italianblast_11-12-03.html (641 words)

	Italian police on trial over G8 summit beatings
		A group of 29 Italian police officers, including the country's anti-terror chief, go on trial in Genoa today in connection with a brutal attack on protesters at the 2001 G8 summit and an alleged plot to justify the violence using fabricated evidence.
		The raid followed three days of violent clashes in Genoa between police and demonstrators in which one protester was shot dead by a carabinieri conscript and hundreds of officers were injured.
		Police at first claimed they had been attacked from the Genoa Social Forum's headquarters in the Diaz school, and produced two Molotov cocktails as evidence.
	www.prisonplanet.tv /articles/june2004/062604italianpolice.htm (545 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Nation > America's War on Terror -- Italian police provide first details about ...
		Police also described how the suspect – accused by London police of trying to bomb a subway station July 21 – falsified his name and nationality when applying for political asylum in Britain in 1996.
		Italian police were also able to confirm Issac's identity by the presence of a wound on the his right leg, which British police said was sustained as he tried to leap a barrier to escape the London subway station after the attack.
		Police also arrested two of the suspect's brothers who live in Italy: Remzi Issac, in whose apartment the suspect was hiding; and Fati Issac, picked up Sunday in the northern industrial city of Brescia and accused of destroying or hiding documents sought by investigators.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/nation/terror/20050801-0740-italy-britain-bombings.html (652 words)

	Italian police 'framed G8 protesters' : IMC Maritimes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Italian police have been accused of fabricating evidence against anti-globalisation protesters at last year's G8 summit in Genoa by planting petrol bombs at their headquarters and falsely accusing them of stabbing a police officer.
		According to a magistrates' investigation, the police improvised lies to justify a bloodsoaked raid at the Diaz school, which was being used by protesters as a headquarters.
		At a press conference the day after the July 21 raid the police presented an array of weapons which they said were seized at the school and proved the occupants were part of the violent Black Bloc anarchists who rioted during the summit.
	maritimes.indymedia.org /mail.php?id=2042 (644 words)

	Italian police planted petrol bombs on G8 summit protesters
		Italian police planted two Molotov cocktails in a school where anti-globalisation pro-testers were sleeping to justify a brutal crackdown during last year's G8 summit in Genoa.
		Police were drafted in from around the country for the summit for which 250,000 protesters flocked to the city.
		There have been allegations that the police were well warned about the presence of specific violent elements among protesters but that these warnings were repeatedly ignored, leading to speculation that this was to allow officers free rein for violence.
	www.geocities.com /ericsquire/articles/ind073002.htm (705 words)

	CNN.com - Suspect faces extradition hearing - Jul 30, 2005
		Italian investigators are examining the possibility of links to suspected East African terror cells in Italy and have conducted security operations in at least 15 Italian provinces in an effort to trace Osman's movements and contacts he made while in Italy.
		Police sources told CNN that no shots were fired in the Dalgarno Gardens raid, although Brian Dempster, the father of the children who were seen in the video near the armed policeman, told ITN he believed the sounds he heard were machine gun fire.
		Police said the bomb was in a plastic container identical to the four partially detonated devices left on three tube train cars and double-decker bus.
	edition.cnn.com /2005/WORLD/europe/07/30/london.tube (1312 words)

	Fearsome reputation of the Italian police
		The controversial operation by Italian police against the headquarters of the anti-globalisation protester at the G8 summit in Genoa was a joint operation between the state police and the military police, the carabinieri.
		Much of the coverage of the raid on the Genoa demonstrators' base has focused on the relish with which both police forces are alleged to have attacked the campaigners and the tradition they have of suppressing left-wing protests.
		Despite the attempts by politicians to integrate the police to a greater degree, and the regular joint operations, forces have very different cultures and the carabinieri and the state police in particular have a competitive relationship.
	www.aegis.com /news/bbc/2001/BB010727.html (500 words)

	Italian Police Raid G8 Protesters' Headquarters [Free Republic]
		Police said they did not rule out a last effort by hardcore protesters, still enraged by the death of a young Italian shot by police on Friday, to disrupt the final hours of the summit.
		Italian police conducted a brutal lightning raid on the press centre of the anti-globalisation movement Genoa Social Forum early Sunday, AFP journalists reported.
		The police were looking for film and photographs in the possession of the organizers of the anti-G8 demonstrations which degenerated into violence Friday and Saturday, resulting in one death and many wounded in clashes with security forces, the GSF said.
	www.freerepublic.com /forum/a3b5a25c95438.htm (3097 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Europe \| People smuggling network smashed
		Police said dozens of people were arrested in the five countries, following a three-year investigation.
		Police in Italy said the network was set up five years ago and run by an Iraqi Kurd, 30-year-old Ali Ako - nicknamed Arsalan - who made several million dollars.
		French police said one of those arrested in the UK was the alleged mastermind of the ring.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/europe/4530970.stm (477 words)

	Ananova - Italian police hold terror suspects
		Italian police have detained several terror suspects in raids across the north of the country, officials said.
		Police said the group is believed by Spanish and Moroccan authorities to have been behind the March 11, 2004, train bombings in Madrid and the May 2003 bombings in Casablanca, Morocco.
		During the raids, police were also targeting a separate cell based in Milan composed mainly of Tunisians and accused of planning attacks against Italian targets, RAI state radio and news agency ANSA said.
	www.ananova.com /news/story/sm_1399912.html?menu=news (228 words)

	SGI tries its hand at forensics / Italian police using computer graphics for crime scene analysis
		The Italian state police's violent crime analysis unit in Rome has used a Silicon Graphics Inc. supercomputer system to help solve the murder of a University of Rome student and to reopen the investigation into the unsolved killing of a prominent police officer.
		But the Italian police's use of supercomputing technology to re-create crime scenes is believed to be the first of its kind in the world, said Greg Estes, SGI's vice president of corporate marketing.
		In the case of the University of Rome student, police created a video reconstruction of the crime and were able to figure out which window the shots that killed the student came from.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/05/16/BUG1HCOVK71.DTL (931 words)

	Italian police see suspect in attack as an amateur - The Boston Globe - Boston.com - Europe - News
		British police, who believe that all four men they were hunting over the failed July 21 bombings on three underground trains and a bus have now been captured, want to question Issac as soon as possible.
		The men were arrested during police searches of properties in the Clapham area and nearby Stockwell, where police shot dead a Brazilian man they mistook for a suspected suicide bomber on July 22.
		More arrests were expected as police scour the country for anyone who may have helped the bombers.
	www.boston.com /news/world/europe/articles/2005/08/02/italian_police_see_suspect_in_attack_as_an_amateur (422 words)

	Italian Police Break Up Turkish Terrorist Cell
		Italian police say they have broken up the terrorist cell of a Turkish leftist group with links to Italian extremists.
		Three Italians and two Turkish nationals were arrested in morning raids carried out in the central city of Perugia.
		Among the Italians arrested was Moreno Pasquinelli, the spokesman for the Anti-imperialist Camp, a group opposed to the U.S.-led occupation in Iraq.
	www.iwar.org.uk /news-archive/2004/04-01-8.htm (300 words)

	Aljazeera.Net - Italian police raid Muslim areas
		Hundreds of police have swept into Muslim communities across Italy, raiding dozens of homes and seizing material in several cities.
		Police and Carabinieri officers backed by Italy's special anti-terrorism unit, the DIGOS, searched homes and buildings in Turin, Florence, Bologna, Rome, Naples and other cities from early morning on Wednesday.
		Police are expected to provide details of the ongoing search operation later on Wednesday.
	english.aljazeera.net /NR/exeres/90990465-E516-456A-811B-EF1552168FC6.htm (495 words)

	Italian police under fire
		London - A British minister has caused embarrassment in government circles for criticising Italian police for overreaction in their handling of the protests at the Genoa G8 summit, according to a press report on Monday.
		The action of the police shooting and killing somebody, you can't defend that," Hain said in a British television interview on Sunday.
		Blair had said earlier: "To criticise the Italian police and the Italian authorities for working to make sure the security of the summit is right is, to me, to turn the world upside down."
	www.news24.com /News24/Archive/0,,2-1659_1056222,00.html (306 words)

	Italian Police Raid Indymedia
		Italian police have seized computers used by Indymedia in many cities in Italy, claiming they are aiming to seize audio and video evidence about what happened during protests in Genoa in 2001.
		Police is seizing computers, archives, and all of the stuff that hundreds of italian activists need for their daily cultural and political activities.
		After partial and smoky investigations which were supposed to find proof of police violence, and while the dynamics of the murder of Carlo Giuliani haven't been cleared yet, while the officals responsible of the public order during those days are still holding their seats, and in a few cases even got promoted.
	www.stallman.org /italy-indymedia.html (774 words)

	Italian police explore Al Qaeda links in cyanide plot \| csmonitor.com
		He says Italian and FBI detectives are also exploring the possibility that Lofti Raissi, the Algerian accused of training the Sept. 11 suicide pilots, stayed at the Phoenix address.
		Italian authorities are looking for any links between the group arrested last Friday - which included a Pakistani (suspected as the ringleader), a Tunisian, an Algerian and three Iraqis - and a group of nine Moroccans arrested earlier this month after the discovery of a perforation in a tunnel near the US Embassy.
		Khemais is believed by police to have spent time in Afghanistan - though his lawyer denies it - and to have conspired with cells in different European countries to obtain weapons to terrorize civilians.
	www.csmonitor.com /2002/0307/p07s02-woeu.html (983 words)

	Italian police smash Albanian cocaine ring (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Italian authorities will also ask Albania to extradite five other people suspected of ties to the ring, police said.
		Italian and Dutch police working together made their first breakthrough in their investigation when suspicious money transfers were noticed in Rotterdam money-changing bureaus.
		Employees in the bureaus tipped off police to the constant change of Italian liras into Dutch florins before the adoption of the euro last January.
	www.balkanpeace.org /hed/archive/nov02/hed5318.shtml (249 words)

	Italy (Harpers.org)
		Italian sheepfarmers in the village of Abruzzo started an adoption program whereby people become parents of a sheep, which entitles one to a year's supply of merino wool and fresh cheese, and a photograph of the beast.
		Italian police arrested two men for stealing the body of a dead investment banker to protest the recent drop in the stock market; the body was found under a pile of hay near Turin.
		Italian scientists discovered a new form of mad cow disease that could be the cause of some cases of "sporadic" Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease in humans.
	www.harpers.org /Italy.html (2350 words)

	Italian police launch match-fixing probe
		Anti-mafia police are investigating 12 Italian soccer clubs in a probe into suspected match-fixing.
		Italian soccer was hit by a major gambling and match-fixing scandal in the early 1980s and there have been several smaller cases since.
		A number of investigations into Italian soccer are currently underway, focusing on false accounting and suspicion of fraud.
	www.rediff.com /sports/2004/may/12fix.htm (353 words)

	ITALY: POLICE CRACK BULGARIAN-ITALIAN BABY SMUGGLER RING (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Italian police carried out arrests and searches in the southern region of Calabria - the 'toe' of the Italian 'boot' - and other parts of the country from dawn on Tuesday.
		Police suspect that in other cases of infants being sold, the 'purchase' of the newborns was connected to the use or sale of the children's organs, though they have not unearthed concrete proof of this
		Police officers have also uncovered a number of young Bulgarian women who had been subject to sexual violence and forced into prostitution, and men who had been segregated, deprived of their passports and forced to work as farm labourers for no pay.
	www.adnki.com /index_2Level.php?cat=Security&loid=8.0.179084592&par=0 (337 words)

	Telegraph \| News \| Stolen £5m pink diamond recovered by Italian police
		Police traced the getaway car to a Turin house, registered in the name of one of the gang, Liubisa Djordjevic, who lived in a gipsy camp on the outskirts of Milan with one of his alleged co-conspirators in the theft, Dino Nacinovic.
		From this lead, using informers and undercover officers, police were able to keep tabs on the gang which also included an unnamed Indian, who they believe might even have taken the diamond to India.
		It was carried to the meeting by the only female member of the gang, Lubianka Djordjevic, who kept it in her bra and lifted her top up to retrieve it only minutes before Italian police swooped.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2005/11/14/wdiam14.xml&sSheet=/news/2005/11/14/ixworld.html (460 words)

	Benefon :: Usage Areas :: References :: Italian Police (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The control centres of the Italian police need to see the exact locations of the officers in real-time in order to send help when needed.
		In particular, a division of Police needed a solution for managing and tracking individual officers for example during demonstrations, in crowds in order to get assistance in emergencies.
		Italian representative of Carabinieri: "We recognised the need to control the risks that come with the daily work of our officers.
	www.benefon.com /usage_areas/references/italian_police (451 words)

	WJLA - British, Italian Police Grill 21 Suspects (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Police in Britain and Italy questioned 21 suspects as they sought to piece together the networks behind the London bombings, probing for possible links between the two sets of attacks and for connections to any accomplices overseas.
		Police say the four suicide bombers who carried out the July 7 attacks, which killed 52 victims, are all dead.
		Police had released closed-circuit television images of the four bombing suspects shortly after the attacks, but the picture of Hussain, whose name was not made public until his arrest, was grainy and difficult to make out, his face shielded by a dark baseball cap.
	www.wjla.com /headlines/0805/248247.html (941 words)

	Gulf Times â€“ Qatarâ€™s top-selling English daily newspaper - Europe/World
		He has been missing from Italy for a long time,â€‌ Italian police investigator Massimo Cucchini said, adding that he hoped Putrone would be extradited to Italy as soon as possible.
		They certainly cannot be clean,â€‌ police investigator Milan Vondrus told reporters at a joint briefing by Czech and Italian police in Prague.
		The Czech police had been informed that Putrone could be hiding in the country by their Italian counterparts in June.
	www.gulf-times.com /site/topics/article.asp?cu_no=2&item_no=48384&version=1&template_id=39&parent_id=21 (585 words)

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