Quarrel on the street in Rome, man killed with scissors
Quick Look
- A 44-year-old man of Moroccan origins was killed in Rome after a violent argument.
- The attacker used kitchen scissors, which were later found by the police together with some blood-stained clothing.
- Investigations underway.
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Why It Matters
The murder occurred following a violent argument on the street in Rome. The police found the murder weapon and blood-stained clothing.
Murder on the street in Rome late yesterday evening. At the height of a violent argument, a 44-year-old of Moroccan origins was hit several times with kitchen scissors, including in the chest. The rescue was useless. The Rome Flying Squad investigators are investigating the matter and have interviewed his partner and some witnesses. Investigations are underway to trace the person responsible.
Among the first to intervene on the spot was a patrol from the V Prenestino Group engaged in territorial control services as part of the 'Piano Roma Notte' device, stopped by some passers-by who reported the presence of a seriously injured man on the ground. The police took steps to delimit and secure the area, closing the road to traffic and starting the first investigations. The officers managed to locate some abandoned clothing with evident traces of blood and the weapon used in the attack: a pair of kitchen scissors, with a blade of approximately 20 centimetres, in a flowerbed.
Open Questions
- Who is responsible for the murder?
- What was the motive for the argument?
