
AI-generated summary
The accident occurred on the outskirts of Bisceglie, in the north of Bari, on the road between Bisceglie and Corato in the Santa Croce area. The victim, a 79-year-old retired professor, was reaching a villa when she was hit and dragged for a few meters by a motorist who then fled.
The police have tracked down the man who yesterday evening, on the outskirts of Bisceglie, in the north of Bari, ran over and killed a 79-year-old woman who was reaching a villa on the road between Bisceglie and Corato in the Santa Croce area. This is a 50-year-old man charged with vehicular homicide and hit-and-run who was tested to see if he had been drinking or taking drugs.
His position is being examined by the investigators and it is possible that a precautionary measure will be issued against him in the next few hours.
The victim, a retired teacher, was hit and dragged for a few metres: the help provided by the 118 staff was useless for her. The driver had fled after the impact. The police first managed to locate his car and then track him down. The car was seized.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
In the next few hours a precautionary measure will be issued against the 50-year-old man
Possible · Within hours
The man will be formally charged with vehicular homicide and hit-and-run
Likely · Within days

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