Italian public anger grows after a Moroccan man dies while being restrained by police. Multiple outlets report that the man, described as a resident of Italy, dies during an encounter in which police allegedly pepper spray him and restrain him by pinning him down and using zip ties while he is said to be screaming for help. The incident triggers protests and criticism of police conduct, with comparisons drawn to the U.S. death of George Floyd during an encounter involving restraint. The New York Times reports that the death sparks nationwide outcry and prompts calls for accountability. The Daily Mail similarly describes the reaction in Italy and focuses on the sequence of restraint methods and the man’s pleas for help. Authorities have initiated inquiries into the circumstances surrounding the death, though the accounts provided here do not specify the findings of any investigation. The case remains under scrutiny as public debate centers on the use of force, procedures for restraint, and how such incidents are handled in police custody.