
The vehicle used for the raids on 4 and 5 October, including the one against the actor Davide Iacopini
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Six attacks in the capital between 4 and 5 October, including the one against the actor Davide Iacopini.
A minicar which appears to correspond to the one used for the attacks on 4 and 5 October in Rome, including the one which seriously injured the actor Davide Iacopini, who is still hospitalized with a guarded prognosis, was seized during the night by the Carabinieri and local police. Two people have been reported, accused of being on board the vehicle as driver and passenger.
The two passengers of the minicar accused of six attacks in the capital were heard last night in the barracks by the Rome prosecutor's office. The two admitted the facts. The investigations, coordinated by the Public Prosecutor's Office of Rome and carried out with the help of the 'Cyber Investigation' and 'Technical Scientific Surveys' Sections of the Carabinieri of the Investigative Unit and the RIS of Rome, made it possible to collect serious circumstantial elements regarding the fact that the identified minicar was the means with which the six attacks had been committed

Two minors aged 16 and 17 have been identified and reported for attacks on passers-by in the Monteverde neighborhood of Rome on 4 and 5 October. Among the victims is the actor Davide Iacopini, in serious condition. The used minicar seized.

A 55-year-old man was arrested in Cagliari on charges of sexual assault on his 12-year-old daughter, who became pregnant. The investigations began following medical tests in the hospital and the turning point came thanks to the DNA test on the fetus.

The minicar used in six attacks between 4 and 5 October, including that of the actor Davide Iacopini, was seized in Rome. Two minors who admitted the facts to the prosecutor were reported.

The minicar used in six attacks between 4 and 5 October, including that of the actor Davide Iacopini, was seized in Rome. Two minors who admitted the facts to the prosecutor were reported.

A man living in the Cagliari hinterland was arrested by the Flying Squad on charges of sexual assault on his twelve-year-old daughter, who was pregnant following the violence. DNA tests on the fetus disproved the victim's initial version.

The investigation into the Pietracatella mystery continues with the second search ordered by the Larino prosecutor's office. Investigators are looking for traces of research on ricin in a high school in Riccia.