The agents of the Flying Squad of the Pordenone Police Headquarters have implemented a measure issued by the Judge of the Preliminary Investigations of the Court of Pordenone against a twenty-four-year-old Italian citizen of Albanian origin, resident in the province of Pordenone, believed to be the perpetrator of a robbery with kidnapping of a person to the detriment of a Chinese citizen.
The events occurred last February 6 when the young man, after having contacted the Chinese citizen by telephone and agreed on an appointment, showed up at the woman’s home, located near the station, but at the end of the massage he threatened and attacked the woman, demanding restitution. of the sum of 50 euros paid for the massage. Faced with the woman’s refusal, the young man locked the door of the house and, holding the victim under kidnapping, rummaged through the house for almost two hours, taking possession of the sum of six hundred euros kept by the woman. At the end of the attack the man fled, taking with him the keys to the apartment.
The next morning the young man returned again to the apartment of the woman robbed the evening before and tried to access it using the keys, but was unable to do so because the woman had changed the lock in the meantime. At that point the man tried to break down the access door by kicking and punching it but the woman’s screams alarmed the neighbors and made him stop the action, causing him to flee.
In the afternoon the woman showed up at the police station where she formalized the complaint in the Flying Squad offices; the subsequent investigations were coordinated by the deputy prosecutor of the Public Prosecutor’s Office at the Court of Pordenone, Dr. Marco Faion who, given the seriousness of the facts, requested and obtained from the Judge for Preliminary Investigations of the Court of Pordenone the precautionary measure of house arrest which was carried out by the Flying Squad agents on May 15th.
