Florence, handcuffs four other Roma accused of the death of Duccio Dini

Other four Roma are arrested and taken to prison for the murder of Duccio Dini Florentin, 29, who died on June 11 after being struck the day before by a & # 39; car while he was posted on his scooter at the traffic light at the intersection of Via Canova and Via Martini in the neighborhood of Isolotto in Florence. Two Macedonian citizens had already been arrested in prison, accused by the Attorney General of the murder for the death of Duccio, because they were driving one of the cars that were pursuing and fighting for a settlement between Roma from the nearby camp del Poderaccio, which eventually overwhelmed Dini who was going to work. At dawn, the riflemen of the provincial command of Florence executed the four precautionary custody orders in prison against the four Roma investigated as a result of investigation investigations

The Crazy Pursuit That killed Duccio Dini

The deadly investment was born from a mad chase, began in the supermarket parking Esselunga di via Canova and continued on the same road, three vehicles carrying on board the four arrested today, in addition to the other two Roma arrested in flagrante delicto the same June 10, against one of their relatives aboard a fourth car. This morning, at the supermarket parking lot, while they were reconstructing the carabinieri's investigations, the six arrested had organized a veritable punitive expedition against the 43-year-old Macedonian Bajram Rufat, aiming at eliminating him and motivated by the fact that three days ago, inside the nomad camp of Poderaccio, he had reacted, striking him with a punch in the face, at the aggression of his father-in-law Remzi Amet, who had the intention to make him pay for mistreating his wife, daughter of the aggressor. Matteo Salvini : "Blitz dei Carabinieri at dawn, arrested 4 other Roma for the murder of Duccio Dini, overwhelmed as these criminals were pursuing in the streets of Florence in crazy speed, they must rot in prison. I'll be back in town soon, and those who make mistakes pay, "he writes in a tweet