Minicar Rome band, Davide Iacopini after the coma: "I don't remember anything"
The 42-year-old actor left the San Camillo hospital and was transferred to the Santa Lucia clinic to begin rehabilitation after the attack he suffered in Rome
Quick Look
- The actor Davide Iacopini, attacked in Rome by the "minicar gang", has left San Camillo to begin rehabilitation.
- "I don't remember anything," he told Il Messaggero after two neurosurgical operations.
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Why It Matters
The actor Davide Iacopini was hospitalized at San Camillo in Rome after an attack on a scooter by two minors on board a minicar.
"But do you know that I don't remember anything? I didn't even know I had had an accident. They told me afterwards." These are the words of Davide Iacopini to the newspaper Il Messaggero. The 42-year-old actor, known for "Diaz", "Suburra" and "Maschi Veri", speaks for the first time just over a month after being admitted to San Camillo in Rome where he was transported after the attack by the minicar gang, while he was on board a scooter. Yesterday he left hospital to be transferred to Life - Santa Lucia Irccs, where he will begin his rehabilitation process.
Recovery will be slow
Davide only knows that he had an accident, and that he doesn't remember anything from the moment he was on the scooter. After that night he faced a long and difficult clinical journey, punctuated by two delicate neurosurgical operations. The progressive improvement of his clinical conditions allowed the transfer. The treatment process is not yet completed and will require a further period of rehabilitation and specialist monitoring. The actor, reports Il Messaggero, still bears the signs of the accident, but his eyes are present. He remembers the name of a friend and director with whom he worked in the past and asks to send him his regards.
In-depth analysis
The actor Davide Iacopini regained consciousness and his condition
The suspects
After rescuing him on the night of October 5, the Carabinieri and local police worked for a few days to give a face and a name to the two boys on board the black minicar who in 48 hours had also carried out another five attacks on passers-by in the same quadrant of the capital. The turning point came in the early afternoon of October 13th when a report to the investigators indicated the presence on the road of a vehicle very similar to the one they had been hunting for over ten days: a black minicar with a red cobra sticker on a window. The car stopped in one of the streets between Testaccio and Monteverde was the one used by a 17-year-old, son of a policeman, and a 16-year-old friend to carry out the raids carried out between 4 and 5 October. The two minors, accused of acting respectively as driver and passenger of the vehicle, were investigated for attempted murder and injury.
In-depth analysis
Minicar attacks, Davide Iacopini improves, is alert and interacts
Open Questions
- What will be the exact times of rehabilitation?
- What judicial measures will the juvenile court take?
