Snooker tournament attendee caught biting child's ear identified as culprit.

A video that has been described as disturbing recently gained attention on BBC. The video showed a man nibbling on a young boy's ear at the World Snooker Championship. It caused quite a stir and even caught the attention of the police, who later closed their investigation into the matter.

The man in the video, identified as Stefano Voci, a 43-year-old forklift truck operator, stood by his actions and claimed that they were a normal way of showing affection towards a loved one. It was later revealed that the boy in the video was a relative of Voci's, but due to his age, his identity has not been disclosed.

Voci, who was visiting his relatives in Sheffield from his home near Milan, Italy, has since deleted his social media accounts. Before doing so, he took to social media to defend himself, stating that he was simply sharing love and affection, and that the video was maliciously exposed. He also asked for his family's privacy to be respected.

In response to the controversy, members of his family have also deleted their social media accounts. The clip, which has now been viewed millions of times, shows Voci leaning down and whispering into the boy's ear, before playfully nibbling on his lobe and grinning at the camera. This raised alarm among viewers and caused many to express their concern.

The World Snooker Tour, where the incident took place, has also released a statement, saying that they are aware of the incident and that it is now a police matter. South Yorkshire Police, who were made aware of the footage, confirmed that they have reviewed it and have determined that no crime has been committed. Therefore, the case has been closed unless any new information comes to light.

The incident has sparked a debate on social media, with many criticizing Voci's actions and others defending him. However, it is clear that the matter has been resolved by the police and that the family is requesting privacy during this time. Let us all respect their wishes and hope that this incident does not cause any further harm.

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