While the Governor of Bilella has initiated all procedures and ritual investigations that will serve to decide on the possible cancellation of the firearms license of Fratelli d’Italia MP Emanuele Pozzolo, who came to a party on New Year’s Eve with a loaded gun, his offices are closed in the parliamentarian’s house in Vercelli, in connection with the incident that slightly injured a man. decided to push back another six years.
Carabinieri investigations
The procedure was initiated after the formalization of Pozzolo’s entry in the register of suspects: the representative of Giorgia Meloni’s party is charged with negligent injury, dangerous firing and explosions, and not possessing a weapon.
The fired mini-gun, which wounded the son-in-law of a man who accompanied Undersecretary of Justice Andrea Delmastro and was also at the Rosazza party, is being investigated by Parma RIS together with Parma RIS. samples taken from Pozzolo’s hands and clothes a few hours after the incident; The clothes that the MP refused to give to the civil servants brought into play his parliamentary immunity.
Statements refuting Pozzolo
The Fratelli d’Italia MP apparently told officers who rushed to the scene that he did not touch the gun when the shots were fired. But in Repubblica the reconstruction was rejected by at least two witnesses, as well as the injured man. By supporting his version, among other things, Pozzolo risks excise duty for “not possessing a weapon”, a crime more serious than the crime of “personal injury” for which the prosecutor’s file was opened.
According to police reconstruction, the deputy arrived after the toast at around 1:30 a.m. to celebrate, and nearly twenty guests remained in the room, including children who were taken to another room after the shooting. He was afraid of the scene. The statements are currently being examined by researchers trying to reconstruct the dynamics. Those interviewed by the judges will not include undersecretary Andrea Delmastro, who was not present at the time of the shooting, and Rosazza mayor’s sister Francesca, who rented the building where the party was held.
D’Attore (Pd): “Is this the Brotherhood of Italy’s idea of legality?”
Meanwhile, the debate continues. Enrico Maccapanni, Fratelli d’Italia’s former Vercelli security delegate, said: “I sold the gun to Pozzolo: he was scared after the attack on the founder of Vox. All parliamentarians must go around armed.” A position that Alfredo D’Attorre from the national secretariat of the Democratic Party does not like: “There has not yet been a clear statement from President Meloni’s party – the dem leader explains – regarding the seriousness of what is happening and the choice of parliamentarians. His party has granted parliamentary immunity to the request for the clothes to be handed over by the judicial police.” One wonders whether the idea of legality exhibited by Fratelli d’Italia coincides with these ideas and behavior and whether there is a closeness and affinity between them.The trust in police forces that Meloni expresses in words, parliamentarians going around armed and parliamentary immunity, with the performance of their functions It is consistent with the fact that they can use it as a privilege to defend actions that they have nothing to do with”.
Source: Today IT
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