Italians Arrest 2 Alleged Guerrillas
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ROME — Two suspected Red Brigades urban guerrillas and about 10 alleged supporters of the organization have been arrested in Rome, police said Friday.
They said the two alleged guerrillas, Mauro di Gioia, 30, and Raimondo Etro, 27, had been sought since 1982 on suspicion of procuring equipment and hide outs for the Red Brigades.
In a separate operation, police said they arrested 10 suspected Red Brigades sympathizers in the southern suburbs of the capital.
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