Carmelo "Luca" Cinturrino, a police officer in Milan, was arrested after being implicated in a shooting incident that occurred on January 26th at a notorious drug dealing area known as the 'boschetto della droga' in Rogoredo. After weeks of denial and complex lies, Cinturrino faced the reality of his situation when he was confronted by fellow officers and led away to custody where he anticipated spending time under house arrest, only to find himself heading to a prison facility.

In the midst of ongoing investigations, Cinturrino reportedly shot and killed a drug dealer named Abderrahim Mansouri without any provocation, a scenario that not only puts his police career in jeopardy but raises questions about the ethical conduct of law enforcement officers involved in drug-related activities. The case draws significant attention as it sheds light on the darker underbelly of police corruption and the dangers of officers engaging in criminal behavior, which undermines public trust in law enforcement.

Currently, Cinturrino has been placed in a protective wing of the San Vittore prison, designed to keep him safe from potential retaliation from the criminal circles he previously engaged with. This incident is emblematic of broader issues within the Italian police force regarding accountability and criminality, raising the urgency for reforms and stricter oversight to prevent similar occurrences in the future.