The victim ended up in code red with multiple fractures, significant injuries and internal bleeding: the intervention of the Railway Police operators actually saved his life
In recent days, the Agents of the Barletta Railway Police Station arrested a non-EU citizen who was irregular on national territory and was responsible for causing very serious personal injuries.
The facts date back to the evening of May 5th, when personnel from the Barletta Railway Police Station were alerted to a violent attack taking place near the railway station.
The Agents reached the reported area in a very short time, so much so that they noticed the reported frightening attack still underway against a now lifeless person lying on the ground who had been repeatedly hit by violent kicks on the body launched by another subject.
The operators blocked the violent action of the thug who, despite strong resistance to interrupt his violent intentions towards the victim, was blocked with great difficulty.
The health conditions of the attacked man immediately appeared very serious, unconscious with a swollen and swollen face, full of blood with obvious breathing difficulties.
The 118 doctors, alerted by the police, transported the unfortunate victim in code red to the Barletta hospital, with multiple fractures, significant injuries and internal bleeding so that the intervention of the Railway Police operators effectively saved his life.
After having reconstructed the story, the Agents, coordinated by Deputy. Prosecutor on duty of the Public Prosecutor’s Office at the Court of Trani, they arrested the arrested man, a non-EU citizen irregular in the national territory with numerous criminal records against him.
After the formalities, the man was associated with the prison in Trani, at the disposal of the proceeding AG.
The Prosecutor requested and obtained from the GIP the validation of the arrest and the measure of precautionary custody in prison
It should be noted that the suspect’s position is being examined by the Judicial Authority, keeping in mind that he cannot be considered guilty until a definitive conviction has been received.
