A drunken fight ended in blood. The incident occurred at dawn on Sunday 16 June in the Piazza Bologna area and the one who paid the price was a 43-year-old man, a Romanian citizen, admitted to the Umberto I emergency room under yellow code.
Stabbed three times in Piazza Bologna
In four days there were four stabbings in Rome. The ambush in Vigne Nuove on 12 June, in which a 49-year-old Roman employee was injured outside his house and was fighting between life and death, the wounding of a 52-year-old Polish citizen in the Malagrotta area on 15 June following an a traffic dispute, a Sinhalese man hit in front of the Cipro metro on the evening of June 12th, and finally an argument that ended badly at dawn on June 16th in Piazza Bologna. The victim, in this case, was a 43-year-old of Romanian origins.
Drunk argument
According to what was reconstructed by the state police, there was a heated argument between two people in a clear state of alcohol impairment. A passerby who reported having witnessed an altercation alerted a police car from the Porta Pia police station around 3 in the morning. At the height of the argument, the victim ended up on the ground and was hit three times in the back by his rival, most likely with an edged weapon. The 43-year-old was rescued by the 118 health workers and taken to the emergency room of the Policlinico Umberto I under yellow code. His life is not in danger.
Attacker on the run
The investigators of the Viminale police station have taken charge of the investigations, with the aim of understanding in detail the dynamics of the stabbing and are collecting useful elements for the identification of the attacker, who is currently on the run.
