Rome, second complaint for compressed air gunshots in via della Giuliana

There is another woman who reports having been hit by a compressed air weapon in Via della Giuliana, in Rome, the same one where Cristina Stillitano was injured on Monday. The episode, says Angela Perrone, who has an accountant's office in via della Giuliana, happened on Friday in the late afternoon.

"I was returning from the gym when I felt a rush of air at my waist and then a blow to my calf. Luckily I was only grazed," she says. The woman explained that she only felt slight pain and suffered a bruise to her calf.

"I didn't do anything to myself, while the woman hit on Monday was injured and will be operated on. At this point we want there to be someone who is having fun and who is gradually using slightly more dangerous weapons." Only yesterday, after reading the news of Cristina Stillitano's injury, did he decide to report the incident to the police.

Meanwhile, investigations continue to shed light on what happened on Monday in Rome, near the Vatican, when a woman walking along Via della Giuliana was injured by a shot presumably fired from a compressed air weapon. An inspection is currently underway by the ballistics section of the RIS and the Rome investigative unit.