(ANSA) – MILAN, JUN 30 – The offer “of a musical product deemed to differ from the desirable models remains covered by the fundamental right of expression of thought and can be combined with a measure of personal prevention only if connected to the habitual consumption of crimes, of which the details are missing “. It is just one of the steps with which the Court of Milan rejected a new request for “special surveillance” for a year for the 21-year-old rapper Baby Gang, stage name of Zaccaria Mouhib, well known in the news in the last period, ” under contract from a music major “with millionaire earnings and” about 800 thousand followers on social networks. “
It is the second time, after last March, that the Prevention Measures Section of the Milanese Court has rejected a request of this kind from the Public Prosecutor, explaining that the young man is not “socially dangerous”, also because “his criminal certificate shows the only precedent for acts committed at the age of 15 “. The Rispoli-Cernuto-Pontani judges, accepting the defense arguments of the lawyer Niccolò Vecchioni, dismantle the new elements brought by the prosecution one by one to ask for the measure, including an alleged resistance to a public official “in April this year” when he was stopped for a check with a friend. The latter has already been tried and acquitted and, therefore, a sentence “established the non-existence of the fact”.
Among other things, the judges write, “the level of controls” to which the 21-year-old is subjected leads to “exclude that he is currently involved in the use of weapons, in drug dealing and in the violence he deals with in the songs”. And it is not enough to challenge him, they add, “challenging” attitudes that are mentioned in the measure. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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