He sells daughters by marriage, first red code arrest: a Bosnian in Pisa

2019-09-23T05:38:13.820Z

A man of Bosnian ethnicity was arrested by the police of Pisa in execution of a detention order in prison because he would have beaten, abused and segregated the two daughters engaged to men other than his chosen cousins ​​and to whom he already had sold in exchange for money. For the crime of induction to marriage, introduced by the so-called Red Code, it is - was explained by the investigators - the first order of custody in prison executed in Italy. The man, as explained, is accused of repeated violence, injury, segregation against his two daughters, one of whom has just come of age. The violence, which dates back to the earliest age for one of the two, would not have been limited to kicking, punching and humiliating practices, such as that of cutting hair, but often consisted of real periods of segregation in the caravans, where the girls were fed to bread and water. The punishments inflicted by his father would not only have been finalized in resuming small faults in the family environment, but they served above all to prevent the two girls from frequenting their boyfriends, different from those that the father had chosen for them, or two cousins ​​of the camp, with the families for which he had already begun a negotiation, asking and obtaining money in exchange for the consent to the marriage with the daughters.