He kidnaps and robs a Chinese masseuse, returns the next day and tries to kick in the door. 24 year old arrested

PORDENONE – He kidnapped and robbed one Chinese masseuse. Was the 24 year old young man was arrestedoriginally from Albania but resident in the province of Pordenone, held responsible for a robbery with kidnapping. After holding her hostage for a whole night and escaping with money and her house keys, he returned the next day trying – in vain – to break down the door. In the meantime the woman had changed the lock.

The precautionary measure

But what happened? The facts date back to February 6th. Yesterday, Wednesday 15 May, the precautionary measure of house arrest was carried out against the manissued by the investigating judge of the Pordenone court at the request of the prosecutor Marco Faion.

What happened

In February the young man, after contacting the woman and agreeing on an appointment, showed up at the door of her house, near the station. At the end of the massage he had threatened and attacked her, demanding the return of the sum of 50 euros paid for treatment. When the woman refused, the man locked the door of the house and, holding the victim under kidnapping, he started rummaging through the rooms for almost two hours, taking 600 euros, a sum of money that the woman kept safe. After attacking her, the man fled, taking the keys to the apartment with him. There was no peace for the woman, who the morning of the next day she found the man at the door againwho was trying to get in with the keys stolen the night before. However, every attempt was in vain, since in the meantime the woman had changed the lock. At that point the man tried to break down the access door by hitting it with kicks and punches 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 headquarters to report what had happened. Subsequent investigations led to the man now receiving a precautionary measure.

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