Marche, stabbed and killed in Fermo: two arrests made. Public safety is one of the fundamental elements for any city. Ensuring that citizens are safe is the first step in ensuring that the right civilization is guaranteed. Let’s now see what happened in the Marche, precisely in the Fermo area:
In Fermo, a 23-year-old boy apparently lost his life following a fight. During the latter he would have been hit by a knife, then died in hospital. Two other boys were arrested, a 34-year-old and a 22-year-old. Report for a minor. Here are some more details on what happened:
Marche, stabbed and killed in Fermo: here are all the details on the case
According to the first reconstructions of the case, the scenario of this event would be Porto Sant’Elpidio, in the Fermo area. During the brawl, in which stabbings allegedly occurred, a 23-year-old boy was injured. The victim, who later died in hospital, was apparently called Jeddi Osama. It would be an Italian boy with Moroccan origins. This morning two arrests were confirmed at the Fermo Court.
The first arrest would concern a 34-year-old of Moroccan origins and the second a 22-year-old Egyptian. The two appear to have been stopped by the State Police. The 34-year-old appears to be charged mainly with affray and aggravated assault. The death of the 23-year-old boy could also be attributed to him. The 22-year-old Egyptian, however, appears to only have to answer to the crime of aggravated affray. Jeddi Osama, after being hit, apparently died yesterday morning at the Torrette hospital in Ancona. He would have been transported here via 118 following the serious injuries sustained after a fight for which the reasons are not yet known.
Based on the information found, together with the 23-year-old it seems that a minor also arrived at the hospital, who is not in danger of life. The investigations would have started immediately by the Flying Squad and the squad cars of the Fermo Police Headquarters. Thanks to their intervention, the two were arrested and the minor was reported. The arrests were confirmed this morning. In the meantime, in the Prefecture, a Provincial Committee appears to have been held on the topic of public order and safety. The solution would lie in intensifying surveillance and control activities by the police. This would happen with specific service planning. It seems that additional legal instruments have been introduced that allow individuals to adopt measures to better guarantee urban safety.
