Rapper Deported to Moldova After Milan Road-Block Stunt, Says Italian Interior Minister
Italy's Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi described the rapper known as Bratan as a 'social danger' following the incident, according to ANSA.
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A rapper known as Bratan has been deported to Moldova following a road-block stunt in Milan, Italy's Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi said, according to a report from the Italian news agency ANSA.
Piantedosi described the rapper as a "social danger" in comments reported by ANSA, though the report did not detail the specific nature of the road-block stunt or when it took place.
The report did not specify the legal basis cited for the deportation order or whether the rapper has publicly responded to the minister's characterization.
Italian authorities have in recent years taken a number of high-profile actions against public figures over stunts or incidents deemed to pose risks to public order, though the report did not provide further context on prior cases involving the rapper.
ANSA's report did not include additional detail on the rapper's activity in Italy prior to the incident or his status in Moldova following the deportation.
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- Rapper deported to Moldova after Milan road block stunt — ANSA (Italy)
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