19-year-old Renato Caiafa remains in prison: this was decided by the investigating judge of Naples Iaculli who deemed it appropriate not to validate the arrest warrant, ordering his detention in prison instead.
The Naples Flying Squad and the Prosecutor's Office are charging the young man with carrying, possessing, and receiving stolen goods of the weapon that fatally injured his 18-year-old friend, Arcangelo Correra, on the night between Friday and Saturday, who later died in hospital.
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The boy is under investigation for manslaughter.
His lawyer, Giuseppe De Gregorio, had requested a reduction in the precautionary measure of prison with house arrest, precisely because of Caiafa's behavior after the tragedy: he has no criminal record, was cooperative, provided assistance to the victim, and presented himself to the police station.
Now the lawyer says he is ready to appeal to the Review Court: the investigations continue to clarify the mystery of the second bullet recovered at the crime scene and of a different caliber to the one that killed Arcangelo. He will run.
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