Torre Annunziata, child grazed in the eye by a stray bullet

The Carabinieri of Torre Annunziata are investigating what happened last night in the populous Provolera neighborhood, where an eight-year-old boy was grazed in the eye by a gunshot fired, according to the boy's account, by two people on a motorcycle wearing masks. The boy was taken to the hospital by his father (a local criminal) and treated. Fortunately, the bullet only grazed him, causing a grazing wound. The Carabinieri also conducted a site inspection and are verifying the boy's version of events. According to the boy, while he was playing outside, two people on motorcycles with their votes disguised as masks passed by (but the boy wasn't specific in this case; it's likely they were wearing full-face helmets with the writing they mistook for masks). The Carabinieri are seeking to verify the accuracy of the boy's account. And above all, understand who the two masked motorcyclists the child pointed to fired at and why. The fact that no shell casings were found at the scene and that the wound was very superficial indicates that the child was likely grazed by a pellet gunshot. It's possible that he was playing with the gun with his friends and, at his parents' suggestion, decided to tell the story of the masked bandits.