the video goes around the web

A few days ago, images immortalized by the surveillance cameras of the station of Treviso depopulated online. They show the gesture of Lorenzo Pecoraro a young seminarian who is not yet 19 years old but who has already been called a "man with a strong civic and courageous sense". Lorenzo is the protagonist of the video become viral on the web. On July 13, the young man was walking with hundreds of commuters into the underpbad of the train station when, at one point, he heard the sound of someone running and behind him the cries of others who were trying to to stop it. So when this fugitive man was about to catch him, he stopped him. "A lot of people ask me if I've considered the risk that they're armed." To be honest, I did not think about it, I found myself in the middle. his colleague to ask handcuffs ", he explains, Corriere del Veneto, the boy who after having contributed to the arrest left

Lorenzo and a young man that absolutely does not want to call himself "hero" but only a citizen who cares about his city.The "hero" call is however Mayor Mario Conte, who first published the video taken by the surveillance cameras on the social networks to find the boy and then rewarded for his courage. "I would like to personally thank this citizen who physically" plated "a thief and allowed our agents to put handcuffs in the area of the station! ", the first citizen had written on Facebook, in a message that was Once tracked down, the young seminarian was received in the commune, where the mayor and the commander of the local police awarded him the prize of his paraphernalia which contributed to the arrest and the arrest. Arrest of the dealer. The prosecution also guaranteed a recommendation to the four local police officers who intervened. "But do not call me hero," said Lorenzo: "If I can give advice, I'm just saying that in case of doubt, you have to act.I am only one person who cares about the common good.The important thing is to be there, to put your face: you can not be afraid by doing beautiful things. "