[NYPOST] A rich-kid New Yorker is among the nearly two dozen "Mattia Luini, 30, and his fellow protesters are accused of carrying out Sunday’s "coordinated attack" on the under-construction Atlanta Public Safety Training Center, which saw cops pelted with Molotov cocktails and fireworks.
Luini, whose late father, Ivan Luini, helped popularize high-end plastic furniture in the US,
| ...Mr. Luini designed cleverly gorgeous things, relatively inexpensive for high end design — which is not at all the same as affordable. He died in 2006, when our future disingenuous miscreant was 17... |
His mother, Micaela Martegani, who is involved in the Big Apple’s art world,
| ...that sounds awfully impressive, but really she indulges herself as a head honcho and curator for an artist-oriented charity... |
"We haven’t been able to talk in much detail. He doesn’t know much of what happened," Martegani said.
"(Mattia) said it was completely random. I don’t know more than that."
Luini had said he was heading to Atlanta over the weekend only to attend a concert and "protest the development of the forest," according to his mom.
| The problem is that the protests are organized by Antifa, who are incapable of not causing destruction and mayhem — exactly as happened last weekend. |
It wasn’t immediately clear what Luini, who appears to have been raised in New York City, does for a living or if he still calls the Big Apple home.
His businessman father, Ivan, was president of the New York-based Kartell US — a high-end Italian furniture company that specialized in plastic design.
| Courtesy of Omiting Theting7288, Andy Ngo shares aerial footage of attack in Atlanta. |