Carabinieri from the Varcaturo station and the Giugliano mobile radio unit arrested Francesco D'Alterio, a 47-year-old originally from Naples, for vehicular homicide. He was driving the Smart car without a license when it overturned on the Via Domitiana.
There were four people in the FortTwo: the 47-year-old man and his partner, along with their two daughters, a 16-year-old and an 8-year-old named Michelle Volpe, the youngest of whom died in the accident. Both girls were from a previous relationship of the woman.
The Carabinieri investigation revealed that the car was uninsured. Even more serious, D'Alterio had been released from prison only the previous day after a stint for theft.
D'Alterio returned to prison after only 24 hours of freedom on charges of vehicular homicide.
The dynamics of theaccident The case is still being investigated, but the gravity of D'Alterio's responsibilities is clear. He was arrested on charges of vehicular homicide and is currently in prison.
The community is shocked by this tragedy that took the life of an innocent child.
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