Abruzzo, the driver of the young Neapolitan woman arrested: he was driving under the influence of drugs

He was driving under the influence of drugs and fled the scene, but was tracked down and arrested.

The 52-year-old is now under house arrest Athlete, a small village of just over a thousand inhabitants in the province of L'Aquila in Abruzzo, tested positive for cannabis, fled after being involved in the fatal accident in which the 26-year-old died Floriana Carannante di Mount of Procida, in the province of Naples.

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The man was stopped by the police of the company of Castel di Sangro, coordinated by Captain Fabio Castagna. The man's car, at high speed, ended up against a motorbike on which the Neapolitan tourist couple was travelling, regularly, and who were surprised from behind by the 147-year-old's Alfa Romeo 52. The young people were dragged for hundreds of metres on the asphalt of the state road 652 to Ateleta, at the border between Abruzzo and Molise. 26-year-old Floriana Carannante lost her life in the car accident.

Driving the motorbike with the girl was a 32 year old man who was seriously injured but not in danger of life and was hospitalised.San Salvatore hospital in L'Aquila with a 30 day prognosis. The Public Prosecutor's Office of the Court of Sulmona, in the province of L'Aquila, has opened an investigation into the fatal accident that occurred at a petrol station on the road to San Pietro Avellana, a municipality in the province of Isernia.

After the collision, the man driving the car fled on foot, leaving the damaged vehicle at the scene of the accident. In the morning, the wanted man was found in his home where, after fleeing into the countryside, he hid in a panic and exhausted.

The Carabinieri, on the basis of the evidence collected during the investigations and from the analysis results on the biological fluids that highlighted positivity to cannabinoids, they placed the subject under judicial police custody for the crimes of aggravated vehicular homicide, because committed under the influence of narcotics, failure to provide assistance and road personal injury.

The investigation file is entrusted to the deputy prosecutor of Sulmona, Stephen Iafolla. Pending validation of the restrictive measure, the magistrate on duty has ordered the precautionary measure of house arrest