Rome, afraid to Terms: Man found with toy gun – Il Sole 24 Ore

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This article was published on 25 January 2016 at 20:17.
The last change is the January 25, 2016 at 23:06.

Alarm terrorism returned to Rome. It was found in Anagni with a toy gun man (that according to preliminary information would psychological problems), which triggered the alarm for an hour and a half to Rome’s Termini Station around 19. Man It fits the description of the alert that triggered the alarm in Rome, has been controlled by a police officer not on duty on the train to Anagni, which verified that the one he had with him was a weapon toy. The conductor, in fact, it would signal to the off-duty military who did not know the alarm tripped at Termini; the latter intervened, has checked and verified that it was a weapon toy, complete with a red cap, and let it go. Man, hat and jacket celestial, an Italian 40s, would then come down to Agnani. The police are looking for him now. If the man is tracked will be sued for false alarm.
The man, Italian, had been captured by a security camera ( See photos ) showing him with a light blue jacket, dark pants, white hat and blue, pointy shoes and a gun held in his hand at his side. Sighted by some subway passengers, who raised the alarm, the man, in their 40s, reached by train Anagni.

Shooting circulation trains to Rome Termini
The station is slowly returned to normal after a security alert lasted about half an hour and issued between the tracks by police. A few minutes before 20 police officers and security personnel of the station were whisked trains passengers who were waiting on the sidewalks. Initially all trains were stopped waiting for instructions.

Access to the station reopened to the public
Twenty-five minutes or something more than concern for travelers, who were made up on the trains waiting. No ads from the speakers of the station, behind closed doors on the trains. Stationary traffic, as far as you could understand being closed on the train. Even access to the station were reopened to the public, but with strict controls by police and carabinieri. The stores, which had been closed during the evacuation, have raised their shutters.

Metro regular
The Rome metro has always worked fine. Despite the Termini station had been evacuated after the warning, the races of the two metro lines A and B, which cross at the railway station, have not been affected.

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