Naples, shots fired at the Pisacane family: the two arrested were injured in a crash while fleeing.

Naples – Ice on the asphalt is believed to have caused the car accident involving the two alleged attackers of Gianluca Pisacane, brother of Cagliari coach Fabio Pisacane, and his father.

The two men, Vincenzo Bevivino and Vincenzo Rossi, stopped by the State Police, sustained injuries while fleeing: one suffered a fractured hip, the other a broken foot, requiring medical attention.

The two are being investigated for attempted murder by the Flying Squad and the Naples Prosecutor's Office. According to investigators' reconstruction, immediately after injuring Gianluca Pisacane with gunshots, they fled towards Abruzzo. The incident occurred on the way to Pescara, where they were located, arrested, and taken to prison.

The attack appears to have stemmed from an altercation that occurred in the early hours of January 3rd outside the bar owned by Gianluca Pisacane. The attack involved three women, who—according to reports—were intoxicated. One of them, an acquaintance of the owner, allegedly argued with a waitress, forcing Pisacane to intervene.

The confrontation apparently escalated, with tones deemed particularly heated, leading to the young women being removed from the premises.

A few hours later, one of the girls reportedly called for the intervention of some relatives: her brother and cousin, accompanied by three other people, once again showed up at the bar. After a brief struggle, the cousin fired several shots, wounding Gianluca Pisacane in the legs, while the girl's brother allegedly shot the man's father, who was present at the scene with his son.

The Naples Flying Squad is now tracking three more suspects believed to be involved in the armed attack. The investigation continues to clarify the roles and responsibilities of all those involved in the raid.