Naples, the hit-and-run driver who hit and killed 21-year-old Sara Romano has turned himself in

A 29-year-old man from Naples turned himself in to law enforcement this morning, confessing to being the hit-and-run driver who hit and killed Sara Romano, a 21-year-old woman, in the Cavalleggeri neighborhood at dawn this morning.

The victim, who was returning home from a night out at the disco with friends, was hit and killed while crossing the street. The man, who was driving a rental car, fled immediately after the accident.

The Carabinieri in Bagnoli , using surveillance camera footage, were able to trace the car's license plate and the rental company where it was rented. They then identified the alleged perpetrator, but he was not home this morning.

The victim's parents, tracked down by the Carabinieri, contacted the 29-year-old, who, on their advice and that of the military, decided to turn himself in.

He is currently in the barracks for questioning. According to what has emerged, the young man has admitted his responsibilities and should soon be arrested on charges of manslaughter aggravated by failure to provide assistance.

The news of the delivery of the hit-and-run driver has brought a sigh of relief to the victim's family and the community. It is now hoped that justice will take its course and that the person responsible will pay for the serious crime committed.

The fatal accident has once again shed light on the scourge of Saturday night car crashes, caused by reckless drivers who drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs. A constant commitment from all institutions is needed to combat this phenomenon and raise awareness among citizens about the importance of responsible driving.