A failure to give way at the intersection degenerated into blood. After that rudeness of hers, he followed her with the car for a while, even hindering her on the way and she told everything about her at her house. The woman’s son and partner set out on her trail the next day, with a third man. What was supposed to be a clarifying discussion then escalated into violence. This is what emerged yesterday during the hearing to validate the arrest of the three attackers who ended up in handcuffs last Friday for aggravated and premeditated bodily harm. Yesterday they were present in the courtroom.
The lawyer Francesca Paradisi who assists the three arrested excludes that the intent of the three was to physically attack the victim. The person who struck the abdomen with a bricklayer’s pencil is the woman’s sixty-year-old partner, a bricklayer from the Piagge area. With him were her son and an Algerian citizen, both in their thirties. “We will ask for a review – she comments. There was no premeditation. The intent of my clients was only to ask for clarification”.
According to the reconstruction of the investigators, the woman’s son, her partner and the third person would have gone to Bellocchi to verify the possible presence of the young man who, having actually been tracked down, they then followed to the Fano Center where he had gone to have lunch. Here, right in the car park adjacent to the food court of the shopping centre, they confronted the victim, first attacking her verbally, then hitting her with their bare hands and only later with that blow to the abdomen. Before the meeting, however, the three went to buy a baseball bat and in their van, in the search carried out by Fano police officers, there was also a knife.
“They had taken the baseball bat – comments the lawyer Paradisi – in the event that they found themselves in a dangerous situation but they never took it out. The pencil used, however, my client has he had in his trouser pocket, along with the measuring tape.”
