
Investigations underway after the injury of actor Davide Iacopini
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The attacks took place in Rome between 4 and 5 October on board a minicar.
“We had so much fun that night.” This is the shocking phrase that emerged during the interrogations of the two minors accused of being involved in the attacks on board a minicar which occurred in Rome on 4 and 5 October. The two, identified by the police at the end of the investigations and interviewed during the night in the barracks, admitted to the facts.
Meanwhile, a minicar was seized which could be the one used in the episodes, including the attack that caused the serious injury of the actor Davide Iacopini, who is still hospitalized with a reserved prognosis.

Actor Davide Iacopini is still in intensive care at San Camillo in Rome after being attacked on 5 October. Two minors, arrested for the crime, confessed to having acted out of boredom; they are accused of attempted murder.

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A minicar used in six attacks between 4 and 5 October was seized in Rome, including the one that seriously injured the actor Davide Iacopini. Two minors reported and confessed.

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