The Milan prosecutor Alessandro Gobbis, in fact, as stated in the documents, has closed the investigations in view of the request for trial modifying the charge for the two vigilantes from manslaughter to manslaughter. The prosecutor writes that the two suspects, defended by the lawyer Camilla Urso, in that action against Sala gave “vent to violent and needlessly prevaricating instincts». The man, who he had taken alcohol and drugs, was immobilized, according to the prosecutor, in a violent way, when there was “no need to protect people or things from concrete dangers”. Hall, we read again, he shouted incoherent phrases such as “they are chasing me, call the police”.
According to the charges, the vigilantes, 46 and 64 years old, after having beaten and caused injuries to the man, would have caused his death. Before, in fact, he would have been «struck with gods punches to the face» by the 47-year-old, who then threw him to the ground, where he was «immobilized» with «force» by both of them. The 47-year-old would always put himself “on your knees” above him and then he would support him the “right knee” above the right hip, while Sala “wiggled” with his “little remaining strength”.
According to the records of the Flying Squad investigation, in which the images from the surveillance cameras and the autopsy report were acquired, the 34-year-old died from a «diffuse myocardial ischemia», due, writes the prosecutor, both to cocaine intoxication and to heart disease from which he suffered, but above all also to the «violent conduct» by the guards, who caused him «further stress» and «prolonged hypoventilation».
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