Viterbo – The validation hearings scheduled for the morning – Three men aged 33, 35 and 46 in handcuffs – Four people reported, including a minor – VIDEO
by Barbara Bianchi
A filter is applied to the video to make the faces of the minors involved and passersby unrecognizable
Viterbo – Three people in handcuffs and under house arrest. Four reported, including one minor. This is the very heavy toll of Friday afternoon’s maxirissa at the Shrine. Wild west minutes, which caused a general stampede among passers-by, residents, families and tourists who were in one of the main squares of the city.
Viterbo – Maxirissa at the Shrine – Carabinieri, police and 118 on site
According to what has been reconstructed so far, everything would have arisen from a quarrel between two families, then the very violent turn of events. A 46-year-old, in a white Audi, tried to run over a 33-year-old of Afghan nationality. Hence, the reaction. Aggressive, violent, punching, kicking and hitting the roof and windows of the car and hitting other people with a baseball bat.
Viterbo – Maxirissa at the Shrine – The car seized
Thanks to the immediate intervention of the Carabinieri and the police, two Italians aged 35 and 46 and a 33-year-old of Afghan nationality, all criminals, ended up in handcuffs. They have been under house arrest since Friday evening: they have been charged with aggravated brawling. A tougher position for the 46-year-old, who also has to answer for attempted murder for trying to run over his “rival”.
Viterbo – Maxirissa at the Shrine – The police on site
Tomorrow morning they will have to appear before the investigating judge for the validation hearing: they will have the opportunity to reconstruct what happened by providing their version of events. While investigations by the police continue to “reconstruct – explain the investigators – the dynamics of the criminal event, also through the acquisition of testimonies and the viewing of the images recorded by the video surveillance cameras present”.
Barbara Bianchi
Articles: Maxirissa at the Shrine, three arrests – One must also answer for attempted murder – Chiara Frontini: “Since January there have been no episodes of insecurity at the Shrine, yesterday’s episode could have happened anywhere…” – They try to run over each other, then they beat each other – The citizens’ cry of alarm after the wild west at the Shrine: “We don’t go there anymore out of fear…” – Umberto Fusco: “Maxirissa, the prefect evaluate the intervention of the army to restore security” – Moments of terror at the Shrine: Maxirissa with bars, screams and citizens and tourists fleeing
Photogallery: Maxirissa at the Shrine
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