Gabriella Murgia, the former regional councilor for Agriculture, arrested on 27 September last year as part of the Monte Nuovo investigation by the Cagliari DDA, which dismantled an alleged criminal association of which white collar workers and exponents were part, is back in freedom. of crime in the Nuoro area.
Murgia, defended by lawyers Enrico Meloni and Carlo Figus, was initially taken to a cell in Uta. In October she was released from prison, but was placed under house arrest.
Today it was decided to revoke all precautionary measures against him.
Another alleged member of the association, Tomaso Cocco, head of the pain therapy department of the Binaghi hospital (then transferred to Marino shortly before the explosion of the investigation), is still under house arrest in Tula. The doctor returned to Sardinia after a long period of detention in a maximum security prison in Sicily.