The Milanese PD has called for the Municipality of Milan to join as a civil party in the upcoming trial against police officers implicated in the shooting death of a 28-year-old drug dealer in Rogoredo. This incident occurred on January 26, when an officer shot the dealer, raising significant concerns regarding police conduct and public safety. Michele Albiani, the president of the safety commission in Palazzo Marino, emphasized the importance of waiting for judicial investigations to conclude, but also stated that if the allegations against the officers are confirmed, it would be prudent for the Municipality to seek civil action in light of the seriousness of the events.

Furthermore, Albiani criticized the government for its part in the deteriorating conditions in the Rogoredo area, which are tied to the ownership of the land by RFI, under the oversight of the Ministry of Infrastructures. He highlighted that the neglect of this area represents a political choice that reflects on public safety. The call for civil action underscores the urgency and gravity of the incident while also shining a light on larger systemic issues regarding police accountability and urban neglect.

This statement from the PD not only seeks to hold the police accountable for their actions but also opens up a broader conversation regarding the socio-political factors contributing to crime and safety in urban areas like Rogoredo. As investigations proceed, the implications for police practices and municipal responsibilities will be closely monitored by community members and political observers alike.