Third Person Identified in New Year's Eve Shooting Incident

Maverick Morello, the son of the bodyguard of Delmastro, is the third person who touched the gun on New Year's Eve in Rosazza (Biella), owned by the deputy of Brothers of Italy, Emanuele Pozzolo. This is the weapon from which the shot that injured Luca Campana, a 31-year-old from Candelo, was fired. This is the result of DNA tests on the three traces isolated by Ris of Parma. The first trace was of Pozzolo as the owner, who had brought it to Rosazza when the New Year's party was ending. But also Pablito Morello, Delmastro's bodyguard, admitted to having touched the mini revolver to secure it after the shot. Pozzolo, fingerprints of 3 people on the gun. The deputy: 'Accidental shot, I was not the one to shoot' Pozzolo tested positive for stub. 'Traces of gunshot powder on hands and clothes'. The Prosecutor's Office: now further checks But now also the third trace found on the weapon has a name and it is that of Maverick Morello, son of Pablito and brother-in-law of the injured. Maverick had been heard later in the prosecutor's office and had immediately clarified that he had taken the weapon after the shot to 'deliver it into the hands of my father', who then put it on a shelf. Morello's son also emphasized that he had taken it from Pozzolo's hands. The ballistic analyzes ordered by the prosecutor's office in Biella are awaited to have the exact reconstruction of what happened that night.