The actor Iacopini leaves the hospital and goes to a rehabilitation center

After two head surgeries and more than a month of hospitalization, the actor Davide Iacopini, pushed from inside a minicar while he was riding a scooter in Rome at the beginning of October, left the hospital. The forty-two-year-old was transferred today from San Camillo to Irccs Santa Lucia, where he will begin his rehabilitation process.

A new step forward after the recent move from intensive care - where he was hospitalized for three weeks - to the Neurosurgery department. The actor regained consciousness at the end of October, speaking to doctors and family after 23 days. From the evening of October 5, when he crashed into a parked car after being pushed while riding a scooter, he underwent two head surgeries and then, little by little, his sedation was gradually reduced until he woke up. 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 investigative lead proved decisive: 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. They were also reached thanks to the testimony of the mechanic who 'modified' the car, what in jargon is called tuning with LEDs and stickers. That night the two boys were taken to the barracks to be interviewed in the presence of the prosecutor and they confessed. The documents were then sent to the Juvenile Prosecutor's Office and last October 20th they were heard for 3 hours by the juvenile prosecutor, both answering the questions.