The migrant who killed the elderly man in hospital was arrested two days ago

He is 31 years old and his name is Charles Opoku Kwasi, and he is from Ghana. These are the personal details given to the police by the undocumented man who this morning killed an elderly man with his bare hands in the Sessa Aurunca health facility where they were both hospitalized. Among other things, the 31-year-old was arrested three days ago in Castel Volturno, tried in a summary trial and then released, because he had entered a bar attempting extortion and shouting that he was the boss of the area. The young man was found in a state of agitation last night while he was wrecking cars in Castel Volturno, he had attempted to attack some people and had stripped. For this reason he had been taken by the police to the facility where he had been subjected to compulsory medical treatment. He has been charged with voluntary homicide. The 77-year-old victim was called Luca Toscano and was from Falciano del Massico. “From the first investigations carried out by the health management of the San Rocco hospital in Sessa Aurunca, no organizational deficits emerged in relation to what happened this morning. There were 4 nurses on duty for 10 patients”. This was stated by the general director of the ASL of Caserta Mario De Biasio regarding the murder of a 77-year-old patient in the psychiatric ward of the Sessa Aurunca hospital by an African immigrant, also hospitalized in the same section, and now under arrest. “We are dismayed by what happened – he continues – We are close to the victim’s family who had to learn such bad news”. The dynamics now seem clear. “The immigrant had arrived yesterday evening with the police and 118 – explains De Biasio – and was subjected to compulsory medical treatment (Tso). The night had passed peacefully, then in the morning, around 6.45:77 he woke up. He lunged at the first person he came across, the XNUMX-year-old, who was unlucky enough to be there at the time. The paramedics intervened immediately and were also hit. Unfortunately, there was nothing that could be done.”