Jealous and addicted to alcohol and drugs, he allegedly constantly abused his ex-partner for nine years, keeping her locked up in the house for months even after the arrival of their daughter, who is now five. This nightmare was ended today by the State Police, who arrested a 27-year-old man from Capua on orders from the investigating judge of the Santa Maria Capua Vetere court. The man faces charges of domestic abuse, kidnapping, violence, and threats. The victim reported her ex-partner; the woman, who had been locked in the house for the first three months of this year because the 27-year-old had confiscated her keys, managed to free herself and escape with her daughter, taking refuge in a women's shelter. She then went to the Caserta Police Headquarters, where she reported the incident to the Flying Squad. A disturbing picture emerged, one of ongoing violence. The woman reported that her husband, a drug addict and drunk, beat her at least three times a week with kicks, punches, and other objects, and refused to let her go out, preventing her from seeing relatives and friends. This situation was well known to those who knew the couple, so much so that State Police investigators, coordinated by the Public Prosecutor's Office headed by Maria Antonietta Troncone, were able to easily reconstruct the context of the violence outlined by the woman in her complaint thanks to the testimonies of friends and relatives.
Casoria– A full-blown punitive raid, carried out in front of the terrified students. This is what happened at the "Torrente" Professional Institute in Casoria, where the mother of two students brutally attacked a math teacher during class time. The teacher was forced to seek hospital treatment, while the incident…
Benevento – A tragic outcome to the violent attack that occurred last month in the densely populated Rione Libertà neighborhood. The heart of Mario Capobianco, a 68-year-old from Benevento, stopped beating at the San Pio Hospital, where he had been hospitalized in desperate conditions since the evening of January 24th. The injuries sustained during the beating were too serious, particularly the trauma to…
Naples – The news no one wanted to hear, the one feared but hoped to be swept away, has arrived like a final verdict. The child admitted to Monaldi Hospital, who survived for over fifty days attached to a machine after receiving a "burned heart," is no longer transplantable. To extinguish the last light...
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