(ANSA) - Rome, July 16 - The Roman 'trappers' Traffik and
Gallagher were on Wednesday sentenced to 2 and a half years and
2 years and 3 months for beating and trying to rob three of
their fans and a Bangladeshi national near the Termini train
station on February 23.
The longer sentence was handed to Gian Marco Fagà, 25, known
as Traffik, while Gabriele Magi, 24 and known as Gallagher, got
three months less.
When trying to rob the Bangladeshi national, the man was hit
by a car and broke his leg when trying to escape.
2 yrs in prison to 'trappers'
Traffik and Gallagher committed crimes in Feb in Rome