The attempted escape of a prisoner of Moroccan origin could be a joke who, late yesterday morning, taking advantage of the fact that the officer supervising that place had been diverted to urgently accompany another prisoner to the hospital, first climbed onto the walking past the wall, then descending into the enclosure he managed to climb the surrounding wall, and instead of disappearing he took the wrong route to get straight to the management offices where he was promptly blocked and taken back to the detention departments.
“Fortunately it ended well, but if the prisoner had managed to escape and had hurt some citizens, who would have paid the consequences? – we read in a note from the Sappe union – Perhaps a case would have been opened against the policemen as well as the prison management for not having guaranteed the safety of the penitentiary which is seriously understaffed, and for having distracted the policeman from his service place. SAPPE, an independent penitentiary police union, believes that a case should be opened against those who manage the health service inside the Bari prison, where despite 70 units including doctors, specialists, technicians, parasanitarians etc. being employed. , the precise rules that provide for the release of prisoners from prison to hospital facilities “only in the presence of serious danger for the prisoners” would be violated on many occasions.
