While the conditions of one of the injured in the ferocious attack yesterday afternoon in via Dolcetta in Cagliari remain serious, during the night there was a turning point in the investigation of the Flying Squad: the investigators arrested in Sestu the two presumed responsible for the triple stabbing that took place in the workshop of the brothers Emanuele and Simone Pruner.
The policemen, coordinated by the manager Fabrizio Mustaro and Davide Carboni, went back to the two, Alessandro Mundula of 46 and Nicolò Argiolas of 44, mainly thanks to the images taken by a camera that immortalized much of the terrible scene. The Falcons thus tracked down the man and his accomplice: on the orders of the prosecutor they were accompanied to prison in Uta on charges of attempted murder and very serious injuries.
THE MOTION - According to the first reconstruction of the investigators, Mundula, who works as a bouncer in a place managed by Argiolas, would have gone several times in recent weeks by the owners of the workshop to claim work on a car brought three years ago for some repairs. Misunderstandings about the timing and costs of the interventions have probably arisen. This would have raised Mundula's anger. Yesterday afternoon he returned to the workshop accompanied by Argiolas. Armed with two knives, he threw himself on the Pruner brothers, in particular on Emanuele. Even when the man fell to the ground, he continued to strike. Simone Pruner and an employee were also injured. The three eventually fled to a nearby business. Mundula got back into Argiolas' car and the two left.
THE WOUNDS - The two brothers who own the workshop in via Dolcetta fell under the blows of two knives (both recovered in the area by the police) and then accompanied in red code to the Brotzu hospital. The most serious, Emanuele Pruner, 46, underwent a delicate surgery during the night to save his life. Now he is in intensive care, the doctors keep the prognosis confidential. The situation, for the moment, remains critical. Also serious is his brother Simone, 44, taken from 118 to the Polyclinic with some injuries. Fortunately, an employee, 23-year-old Marco Pilia, who was medicated on the spot, was also injured in the attack.
