Enrico Rizzi faces multiple disputes during Sardinia visit

Animal rights activist Enrico Rizzi experienced a series of confrontations and legal disputes during a recent trip to Sardinia, involving incidents in Uri and Alghero.

In the countryside of Uri, Rizzi reported finding hunting dogs tied to trees, which led to a high-tension confrontation with a hunter and required intervention by the Carabinieri. Rizzi also investigated a report of a dog being kept on a balcony day and night; however, the animal was reportedly hidden from view once the activist arrived.

In Alghero, Rizzi sought assistance from the State Police following a dispute with a car rental company at the airport. He contested an immediate 600-euro charge for vehicle scratches, claiming the damages were pre-existing at the time of pickup. Rizzi stated that the vehicle provided was different from the one originally booked and was already damaged upon arrival.