(ANSA) - Bari, January 27 - Italian police on Friday arrested
11 people in the wake of last May's riot by unlicensed
street-food sellers against a council crackdown on food
standards in the southern Italian city of Bari.
Some officers were hurt after the hawkers threw bottles at
and clashed with police, also threatening Mayor Antonio Decaro.
The crackdown came after health and hygiene standards were
reportedly breached in the sale of traditional meat involtini.
11 arrests over Bari street hawkers
Unlicensed hawkers rebelled agst crackdown on meat