Shots fired in the streets of Rome at night. A 24-year-old boy was injured just before 4 in the morning on January 21 on Via Casilina, near Piazza degli Alcioni. The young Moroccan was taken to the Policlinico di Tor Vergata where he is hospitalized, not in danger of life. Police officers from the Casilino District intervened on the spot and started investigations. The images from the security cameras in the area will be examined. There would be three shell casings found on the asphalt.
In less than ten days in Rome, two people were killed and three were injured. The first one on the night of January 12 and 13 in Monte Compatri where 14-year-old Alexandru Ivan was killed. For that murder, the Petrov cousins are in prison in Velletri and Treviso. Then the murder in Corviale of Cristiano Molè, riddled with bullets, on the evening of January 15, when he was in a car with an acquaintance who was injured. The Anti-Mafia prosecutor's office is investigating the case but the motive and authors are still unknown.
The investigations
The same goes for the case that occurred the day after in Anzio when an 18-year-old of Nigerian origin was crippled by a gunshot wound.
The prefect of Rome, Lamberto Giannini, last Thursday at the end of the Committee for Public Order and Safety convened precisely for the worrying trail of blood in the capital, said that these are 'disjointed cases' and that they have no connection with each other.
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