Ferrara A citizen of just under thirty years old, originally fromEastern Europewas stopped driving a stolen vehicle, with a blood alcohol level twice higher than average and after causing three accidents. But let’s take a step back. It all begins on a Friday morning in the parking lot ofIpertosan from Ferrara. A lorry hits and damages a parked car. The driver, however, instead of stopping, continues its march and tries to cover his tracks. The security guard who was outside the supermarket, however, sees the scene and notes the license plate. While a patrol of the local police carries out surveys in the car park and the searches begin. Within a few minutes, the driver of the vehicle crashed into a bus in via Modena (passengers were unharmed) and hit two parked cars in via Ticchioni. While the local agents they carry out the reliefs in via Modena another patrol searches for the truck. Thanks to the intervention of a patrol of policemen in plain clothes the man is stopped and held until the local police arrive. The officers identify the man, subject him to investigations and do an alcohol test. This is where two facts emerge: the driver had a amount of alcohol in the blood twice higher than permitted e the vehicle was stolen. The man was stopped. Investigations underway to reconstruct the dynamics of the theft.
