00:00Luckily there aren't many of them, but it seems to me that it's a bit of a common factor.
00:06when serious crimes are committed against minors the motivation is always boredom.
00:14In reality, cities often fail to give that attention, that desire to do other things,
00:24to do beautiful things. A few days ago I praised the positive results that our young people have achieved at a national level.
00:35sporty.
00:36We won a lot of medals both in the European Championships and in the Mediterranean Games.
00:42I praised that type of youth different from this one that is always glued to the computer,
00:49she is always attached to social media, she is always attached to easy earnings or in any case to arriving without effort,
01:00so without any more effort, that's all that is practically the social context and boredom.
01:08And so it bores these kids who commit these crimes, not only this one which is perhaps the most sensational,
01:16most sensational, but also other crimes such as Brawl, challenge with racing, challenge with motorbikes, challenge with forces
01:24of the order themselves.
01:26In short, there is this tendency among young people, but fortunately it is not so widespread.
01:32There has been a notable change, so there has been compared to the past.
01:37We had kids who were 17-18 years old at the time, they were very well-mannered kids, always respectful.
01:45Even in relation to institutions, there was greater participation at school, but a little bit has been lost over time,
01:54we lost a bit of our family, we lost our school, our institution.
02:01The education of these children must then be left to the police,
02:07which is not in their DNA, so the police can neither educate nor re-educate
02:15these young men,
02:16while others must provide for their education and civil coexistence in a society like ours
02:24which is going through a particularly difficult time.
02:28Thank you all.
