'Fakir's death due to agitation, cocaine and prone position' say experts

Abderrahim Fakir, a 42-year-old Moroccan, died in Bologna due to acute respiratory failure linked to cocaine use and heart disease, according to prosecution experts. His death was exacerbated by extreme agitation and being restrained face down by police. Although he had significant traumatic injuries, these were not deemed fatal. The case draws parallels to Riccardo Magherini's death during an arrest in 2014, which led to Italy being condemned by the European Court of Human Rights.