Overview

• Digos agents searched Gabriele Rubini’s Castelli Romani home on July 17 at 7 a.m., seizing his phones, computers and USB drives.
• Rubini was held for questioning at the Frascati police station until 7:50 p.m. while investigators examined his telematic activities.
• The probe focuses on two X posts from May 21 and 22 that called for violence against Israeli diplomats after the Washington embassy attack.
• Authorities are also scrutinizing his private Telegram and Signal chats for signs of racial, ethnic or religious incitement.
• Rubini remains free and in good health but cannot access his social accounts or messages until his devices are released.