Riots in Italy

Multiculturism at work once again. Fox News

ROME — Italy will deploy 500 more soldiers on its streets to deal with violent crime after the slaying of six African immigrants sparked rioting in the Naples area, government officials said Tuesday.

Defense Minister Ignazio La Russa said the soldiers will be added to some 3,000 already deployed across Italy as part of anti-crime measures. Most will be sent to the Caserta area, near Naples, where last week the Africans were killed in a gangland-style shooting.

Police say the Naples-based Camorra crime syndicate might have engineered the slayings to punish the Africans for getting involved in drug trafficking, one of the Camorra's criminal activities.

Angered by the killings, immigrants rioted, smashing car windows and stoning police vehicles.