For the death of Nora, the fifteen-year-old found lifeless from an overdose on January 27th, the In an abandoned apartment in Atera Bonifacio (Verona), a thirty-four year old North African was arrested.
Together, the police and the Carabinieri have given a breakthrough to the investigation by arresting the alleged pusher and reporting two other people. The man, homeless and already known to the police, has been reached by a precautionary custody order in prison issued by the investigating judge of the Verona Court.
The Verona railway police and the Carabinieri of the San Bonifacio company have put together a serious body of evidence against him, in relation to the crime of drug dealing aggravated by the fact that he had, on several occasions, sold drugs to the minor.
The investigations clearly show that it was the thirty-four-year-old who, in recent days, sold cocaine to the young woman, whose body was then found by the military in San Bonifacio on January 27, in an abandoned house, a meeting place for drug addicts.
The investigations also highlighted how the man was very active in drug dealing in the municipality of Verona and in the surrounding towns. But they also led to the collection of further evidence against two other acquaintances of the victim who were reported because, in the days preceding the girl's death, they had organized and participated in various meetings for drug consumption.
Pending the outcome of the toxicological test, the investigations of the agents and the military continue, who yesterday carried out six searches both in the Verona and Vicenza areas, seizing narcotics and numerous instruments for cutting, packaging and taking drugs, but also narcotic medicines, illegally held.
The investigations continue to reconstruct in detail Nora's death and to identify and dismantle the network of drug dealers that has been particularly active in eastern Verona in this last period.
(Unioneonline/Fr.Me.)
