Man Repeatedly Vandalizes Leonardo da Vinci's Hometown but Keeps Getting Released, Mayor Says
The mayor said the justice system isn't working and appealed to central authorities to intervene, according to ANSA.
A man has repeatedly vandalized Leonardo da Vinci's hometown but keeps being released after arrest, the town's mayor said, according to ANSA.
The mayor appealed to the local prefect, saying the system isn't working and that central authorities must step in.
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- Man repeatedly vandalizes Leonardo da Vinci hometown but keeps getting released -mayor — ANSA (Italy)
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