Police raided an American journalist's apartment in Turin, Italy, while he was in town covering the 2018 Bilderberg meeting.
Josh Friedman's story was picked up by international media after anti-terror officers smashed through the door of his rented flat at 3 a.m., where he was detained at gunpoint and grilled about his identity and reason for being in Turin.
A little pre-#Bilderberg damage done to my studio door here in #Turinhttps://t.co/VnZRTssqKz pic.twitter.com/wxP4mdEtPA
— Josh Friedman (@FreeManReporter) June 7, 2018
Infowars Europe bureau chief Dan Lyman was also detained by military police while reporting on Bilderbergers' exits at Turin-Caselle Airport.
@infowars reporter @CitizenAnalyst detained by military police at #Turin airport while confronting #Bilderberg attendees pic.twitter.com/n9bkkbotNT
— Infowars Europe (@Infowars_EU) June 10, 2018
