Olbia, stalks ex despite bans: 44-year-old removed (again) by judge

Olbia. He mistreats and stalks his partner for months and continues to harass her even after the end of the relationship, despite the measures of the judiciary. A 44-year-old alleged stalker, originally from Cagliari, is once again the recipient of a restraining order from approaching his ex-partner.

The investigating judge of the Tempio Court, Marcella Pinna, ordered the police to take the necessary measures to protect the victim. The woman was approached at work, threatened and the stalker also targeted some of her family members. There is talk of a barrage of messages, even 200 a day.

The man, defended by criminal lawyer Giampaolo Murrighile, will be questioned on Monday. The facts occurred in Olbia

In the grounds of appeal, a flurry of objections raised by the lawyers to the regularity of the conviction sentence of the Tempio Tribunal

The verdict from the Teramo zooprophylactic institute is the first case in the municipality.

The prime minister called on the opposition and reassured them in a video on social media: "Nothing was found in the institutions. Those who send these threats want a nation that is terrified and fea…

In 2010, raids took place in Porto Cervo and Olbia, with the villa of an undersecretary of Labour and the residence of a Roman countess also targeted.

The defense: "A judge's signature is missing; the first-instance ruling must be retried."

In Corso Umberto, the shutters will be lowered after 80 years of activity.

The man was arrested by the Carabinieri, and the victim was given ten days of treatment.

The “Tramudas” festival, organised by the Sa Cobula association with the natural shopping centre, makes its debut on Thursday

The volume edited by researcher Mariella Napolitano will be presented on Friday

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