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Horror in Milan: Undocumented Nigerian Man Beats and Rapes French Woman in Parking Lot

Only the intervention of the police allowed the woman to be rescued from the clutches of the undocumented immigrant who was assaulting her after beating her in Lampugnano

Another grim chapter in Milan’s security situation, despite the timely intervention of the Local Police, led by Commander Gianluca Mirabelli.

In fact, it was the police who yesterday rescued a woman of French origin from the clutches of a Nigerian man—later found to be an undocumented immigrant in Italy—who was raping her.

It happened in Lampugnano, in the late afternoon. The man was assaulting the victim against a fence where he had managed to drag her after attacking and beating her.

The Local Police caught him in the act, intervened, and apprehended him. The details of the incident are still being pieced together. This morning, Commander Mirabelli brought the case before the Provincial Committee for Public Order and Safety, which meets every Wednesday at the prefecture.

Islamic terrorists—almost all of them North Africans with EU citizenship

Political correctness has now erased the term “attack” from the lexicon of multicultural society’s narrative. Now it is cars that mow down pedestrians on the street, not the drivers behind the wheel, who are then immediately exonerated because they suffer from mental health issues. The blame?
It lies with Italians’ hatred of foreigners. They wrote that Salim El Koudri felt bullied because Italy is a country of racists. However, it later emerged that, in an email sent to the University of Modena, the Moroccan with Italian citizenship wrote: “Shitty Christian bastards. I’ll burn you and your Jesus Christ on the cross.”

The 2025 report by the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism, however, offers a precise and comprehensive picture. The vast majority of attacks, 76 percent, were carried out by second- or third-generation European citizens, mainly of North African origin, and by legal immigrants who had been residing in the country for years. The Kouachi brothers and Amédy Coulibaly, perpetrators of the Charlie Hebdo massacre on January 7, 2015, were French citizens; the former were of Algerian origin, the latter of Malian origin.

The toll was 20 dead and 22 wounded. The Bataclan attack team consisted of second-generation Belgians and French nationals. On November 13, 2015, they killed 137 people and wounded 416. A few months later, in Brussels, an ISIS cell, composed of Belgian and French citizens of Moroccan and Algerian origin, killed 35 people and wounded 340 in two terrorist bombings at the airport and the Maelbeek metro station. Four months later, Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel, a Tunisian who had been legally residing in France for years, plowed a truck into the crowd watching the Bastille Day celebrations on the Promenade des Anglais in Nice. In the attack, 87 people were killed and 458 were injured.

Florence — 15-year-old Tunisian linked to ISIS arrested on terrorism charges: “He was ready to strike”

Investigation by the DIGOS. In chat conversations, he allegedly said he was “ready to carry out an attack.”

A 15-year-old Tunisian boy is under investigation for recruitment with the purpose of international terrorism. On this charge, the investigating judge of the juvenile court of Florence, at the request of the juvenile prosecutor’s office, issued a detention order in a juvenile detention facility, which was carried out by officers of the Polizia di Stato.

The minor, who arrived in Italy just over three years ago, had already been placed in a community facility last October for the same alleged offense. On March 23, he had been admitted by the juvenile court judge to a probationary rehabilitation program, leading to the revocation of the previous precautionary measure.

According to investigators, beginning the very day after the previous measure was revoked, he allegedly resumed interacting on social media with accounts linked to individuals affiliated with the extremist Islamist sphere, using profiles associated with a new phone number registered in his name.

At the request of the DIGOS, the juvenile prosecutor’s office then ordered a new search operation, which led to the seizure of the mobile phone used by the teenager. Analysis of the device reportedly revealed new interactions with profiles linked to radical Islamist extremism.

In some messages, according to investigators, the minor allegedly stated that he was “ready to act,” receiving indications about the type of location to choose for carrying out an attack and showing interest in obtaining weapons.

Cardinalli circus boss stabbed during ‘attack on box office’
Two Algerians detained; ‘freed’ within hours

There is clear disgust today following a public prosecutor’s decision to ‘free’ two men detained after a violent attack on the box-office of the Cardinali circus, currently touring the Alentejo, in which one of the circus’ owners was stabbed, albeit superficially.
Step-daughter Isabela Cardinali is widely quoted in the press today, stressing “God knows what could happen tomorrow.”

Cardinali, a personality from reality shows, took to social media to explain the incident, which happened during the evening performance in Ferreira do Alentejo, on Friday night.
Minutes after the start of the show, “a man appeared showing signs of wanting to rob our box office and enter the area where our caravans and homes are located.” 
The man was ‘intercepted’ by Cardinali’s stepfather. He promptly pulled out a knife and stabbed him.
“My step-father does martial arts, so he managed to grab the man’s arm, and get him onto the ground, but then another guy appears, with a traffic sign, and hits him. I heard a lot of noise and left the booth to call for back-up,” writes Cardinali.

The story has been confirmed to Correio da Manhã by Cardinali’s mother, Mirene, who stressed her concerns were also for the dozens of children already in the tent, hoping to have a ‘thrilling evening’.
A certain amount of confusion ensued; police arrived, and the two men – both Algerians – were arrested. This did not apparently stop one them of them threatening circus staff with: “tomorrow I will cut your throat.”
Then came the shocking news (for the circus family) that the men were released without bail, before even being presented before a judge.
Reacting over social media, Isabela Cardinali stresses that she has never felt “so impotent as today”. She does not have faith that “those who should be protecting the population” are doing their jobs. “I do not wish anything bad for anyone, but I hope (the prosecutor) will one day feel the sense of impunity and lack of security that exists in Ferreira do Alentejo”, she concludes.

BY  NATASHA DONN
May 18, 2026
ALENTEJO • ALGERIA

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