Police chief admits officers used excessive force at Genoa

Italy's police chief has admitted officers used excessive force at the Genoa G8 summit.

Police chief admits officers used excessive force at Genoa
Wed, 08 Aug, 2001 - 21:40

Italy's police chief has admitted officers used excessive force at the Genoa G8 summit.

Gianni de Gennaro said officers will be severely punished if their actions are found to be illegal.

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