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Rome, woman injured by bullet fired from window in via della Giuliana
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Rome, woman injured by bullet fired from window in via della Giuliana

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  • A woman was hit in the arm by a bullet fired from a window in Via della Giuliana, Prati district of Rome.
  • The police are investigating the incident, which occurred while he was passing in front of a closed restaurant.
  • The victim reached the emergency room of the Santo Spirito hospital by taxi to have the bullet extracted.

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In recent days, some women have reportedly been targeted by gunshots from a window in Via della Giuliana, near the Vatican walls.

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Fear in the early afternoon today in Via della Giuliana, Prati district of Rome, where a woman was hit in the arm by a bullet, of a material yet to be defined (perhaps hard plastic or ceramic), fired in all probability from a compressed air weapon while passing by a restaurant which was still closed at that time. The police are investigating the matter, alerted by the victim herself, who - given the unavailability of an ambulance - reached, via taxi, the emergency room of the Santo Spirito hospital where she is still waiting for the bullet lodged in the triceps of her left arm to be extracted.

According to initial information being examined by the Carabinieri, in recent days some women who passed along this stretch of road about 300 meters from the Vatican walls ended up in the sights of someone who, for reasons to be clarified, fired shots from a window. "The perpetrator of the shots - said a witness - wants to hit only female people. And it is only by chance that no one was hit, until today's unfortunate episode".

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  • Who is responsible for the shots?
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  • Why does it only target women?
  • What type of weapon was used exactly?

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