“They stole my car, I can’t have a normal life without it”

“They stole my car with which I had the chance to live a normal life.” Thus begins the appeal of Daniele Di Gioia33 year old disabled, resident in Blatantin Municipality 5 of Bari, to which they have in recent days stolen the car. In particular, it is an Opel Crossland in which he, confined to wheelchairs, travels daily to do physiotherapy.

The story on social media

It was Di Gioia himself who told what happened, with a post on social media he wanted to raise the alarm by relying on shares in an attempt to find his car, one of the few supports he relies on to be able to move around the city and live his life freely. life. <> we read in the words entrusted to the web. The post, which immediately went viral, receiving the solidarity of many citizens who wanted to help the young man, once again casts a shadow on the alarm relating to the neighborhood which is now increasingly the scene of thefts and episodes of violence. From the escalation of thefts from homes to those of cars, but also episodes of violence and extortion against citizens and traders, these are just some of the problems that are alarming residents, among them many parents who are also worried about issues relating to baby gangs which, as some point out, <>. Municipality 5, in the last few months alone, has recorded several episodes that have increased the sense of fear among citizens, just think of the thefts in villas and apartments, even in the presence of the tenants, or the thefts of cars, some of which they also saw heated confrontations between the victims and the thieves themselves, as happened outside an elementary school, in front of the citizens, among them defenseless children who witnessed the beating of a father. But not only that, in recent weeks there had also been an episode of sexual violence

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