Fares Bouzidi, a Tunisian youth known for his involvement in a fatal crash in 2024 that resulted in the death of his friend Ramy Elgaml, has been arrested in Milan for attempting to steal a motorcycle valued at 15,000 euros. The incident that brought Bouzidi into the public eye occurred during a police chase when he and Ramy failed to stop for a patrol, resulting in a crash that left Ramy dead and led to investigations against the police involved.

In the latest incident, Bouzidi attempted to steal a Yamaha T-Max scooter in the vicinity of Piazza Piemonte, highlighting a continuation of his troubling behaviors. Eyewitnesses reported seeing him in suspicious activity late at night, which culminated in his arrest by the police. This event has revived the discussion surrounding his previous actions and the consequences that followed the tragic loss of his friend during the police pursuit.

The implications of Bouzidi's arrest could lead to further scrutiny of his past and present behavior as well as ongoing debates regarding crime, youth, and policing in urban environments like Milan. The cycle of crime and consequence that Bouzidi exemplifies raises questions about societal support systems for troubled youth and the effectiveness of law enforcement in preventing such cycles from continuing.