Court in Copenhagen, not far from the central station in the city yesterday was armored. Police anywhere near if not prevented with proper reasons. The case against Thomas Cacciari has not started yet and wait outside, in a cream-colored room with a bench and nothing more: very sad. When he finally is given the go ahead to attend to the cause, the court room is full, because in addition to Cacciari, there are other foreigners waiting to be tried for crimes ranging from resisting a public official organization acts to cause disorder public. In the room there are four paintings depicting ugly enough of flying birds, as if to emphasize the freedom, which can be denied or not by court decision. The lawyer for the prosecution, a very young woman, sets out the criminal record of Thomas, well known in Italy for his actions and defendants dispute the fact of being an organizer and not just a demonstrator. The commissioner of the embassy, \u200b\u200bwhich has taken over the case, translates as a friend of Thomas in the audience the various phases of the trial until the defense attorney stated, in his opinion, the irrationality of the arrest and the lack of evidence. The judge, a blonde woman, eventually issuing the sentence, "Not guilty." Friends of Thomas rejoice, while Rocco Cacciari, the younger brother is breathing a sigh of relief in court in fact did nothing but beat his feet nervously on the floor, as if afraid that the request of the prosecution, detention for four weeks, would be welcome. All come from the classroom to the court, leave the phone in Italy to reassure fellow protests that it was fine. "I have not eaten for 24 hours, I am very tired," Tommaso Cacciari just released his debut, while it is being embraced by his friends that eventually, one day detention can see him again. "They were really absurd, I was accused of being an organizer of the unrest, just because I was making phone calls, we were moving away from the event because it was a film already seen, we have not come here to do and we are not against disorder The conference, in fact, we want to bring the issue on the agenda of Venice, as did Swarzenegher speaking of California. " The detention was tough, first in "cages" located outside the city in temporary detention centers, then to the police station in a cell as Thomas says, "It was full of dust, there was only one blanket and put a little anxiety, but now luckily it's over. " Recover bikes, and ride fast to go eat, then take part in the parade, which together with the other 100 thousand in attendance protested for non-government choices inherent in the climate.
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