Arzano. The preliminary hearing was held yesterday morning after the arrest warrant that had ordered his house arrest.
The judge, with the new order, has ordered the suspect, who is seriously suspected of stalking and repeating the crime and awaiting trial, to be prohibited from approaching specific places habitually frequented by the victim, or from maintaining a certain distance from such places and the victim. He also ordered the application of specific monitoring measures, such as using a smartphone provided to the victim, which is directly connected to law enforcement, who will monitor his movements.
Aruta had already been sentenced on 21 December 2022 by the Court of Cassation to two years and two months of imprisonment and to pay the legal costs for aggravated mistreatment within the family and injuries to his ex-wife committed in front of their son, who was a minor at the time of the events.
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Following the woman's complaints, the Carabinieri began thorough investigations that then led to the request for a precautionary measure of house arrest by the Public Prosecutor's Office of Naples North. Precisely because of the seriousness of the facts committed, the president of the Order of Journalists of Campania Ottavio Lucarelli, signed against the registered journalist Giovanni Aruta, his suspension ad horas from the Register of Journalists of Campania based on the order law 69 of 1963.
Just a few months ago, she had already served a three-month suspension inflicted by the order of journalists and the one imposed in application of the Sports Justice Code within and in the interest of the AIA as a Benemerito Referee with the function of Referee Observer of the Frattamaggiore section. The woman is supported by the anti-violence association "Donne Insieme" which has been fighting for years in the territory against gender violence and against the lack of sensitivity and underestimation of a tragedy that has claimed dozens of female victims in Italy. There has been no shortage of expressions of solidarity on the social profile of the newspaper that Aruta directs by some local politicians.
Comments (2)
I don't really understand how someone with a past like that can be allowed to continue working in journalism. It's a sensitive issue that affects many people, and I think it's important to clarify.
The topic of this article is very serious and deserves attention. However, there are many details that should be clarified better to fully understand the situation. Laws must be applied with justice.