Italian college entrance examination students used guns to intimidate examiners to try to pass the police

　　China News Service, June 25th, according to the European Union quoted the European Union News Agency, the Italian police informed the media that on the 23rd, the college entrance examination oral examination site in Casalpusterengo, Lodi Province, Italy, a student intimidated with a gun Examiner events. When a candidate entered the examination room, he suddenly pulled out a pistol and pointed it at the examiner, demanding that he must be allowed to pass the examination. The police are currently involved in the investigation.

　　According to reports, on the 23rd at about 1 p.m. local time, an 18-year-old candidate from the city of Terranova de Ipacelini in Lodi Province entered the entrance examination of the college entrance examination in Casalpusterengo, Suddenly took out a pistol and pointed it at the teachers in the examination room, demanding that he must be allowed to pass the examination. His behavior caused panic inside and outside the examination room, and the school quickly reported the case to the police.

　　At the time of the incident, an experienced examiner was calm in the face of the gunman and said that the teachers would try to meet his requirements. After the examinee emotionally agreed to start the exam, the examiner quickly snatched the revolver that the candidate placed on the table.

　　After the incident, the mayor of Casalpusterengo, Eria del Miglio, and the police quickly rushed to the examination room. At this time, the emotions of the candidates who threatened the examiners with guns have basically stabilized. Subsequently, the police called an ambulance and sent the candidates to the hospital for psychological examination.

　　The police said that the pistols taken by the candidates into the examination room have been confiscated. At the time of the incident, the pistols were filled with bullets and the insurance was opened. Fortunately, the examiner responded appropriately. At present, the police have launched an investigation into the source of the firearms. If the candidates concerned are certified by the hospital to have no mental illness, they may bear criminal responsibility. (Lin Zhuqing)