Pula: Drivers' Argument Ends in Brawl, 53-Year-Old Hit with Helmet Ends Up in Hospital

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The incident occurred yesterday evening around 9:00 PM in via Vittorio Emanuele. A 26-year-old from Cagliari driving a Honda 125 scooter (a 25-year-old woman from Cagliari was behind him) and a 53-year-old from Capoterra were involved.

From words they moved on to fists and finally to the helmet. The 53-year-old was in fact violently hit by the 26-year-old with a helmet and the 118 staff had to take him to Brotzu.

The Carabinieri of the local station also intervened on site, but no complaint has been filed at this time.

(Unioneonline/L)

Pula: Drivers' Argument Ends in Brawl, 53-Year-Old Hit with Helmet Ends Up in Hospital

Pula: Drivers' Argument Ends in Brawl, 53-Year-Old Hit with Helmet Ends Up in Hospital

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