(ANSA) - ROME, MAY 26 - Italian police on Thursday smashed a
teen gang they said had "sown terror" among their peers across
Turin, forcing them to hand over phones and cash at knife-point.
Four youth aged between 15 and 17 were arrested for their
alleged reign of terror in the centre of the Piedmont capital
between November and February, police said.
They have been charged with robbery, damage, bodily harm,
resisting arrest and wielding sharp weapons. (ANSA).
Teen gang smashed after 'sowing terror' in Turin
Four youths charged with robbery, bodily harm, damage