He risked seven years in prison but was sentenced to "only" three. This is the outcome of the trial, concluded in court in Sassari, in which a 60-year-old from the Turritan capital was accused of having beaten up in the garage, in 2020, the person he thought had committed thefts against him. Then he went to the house of the victim's partner, asking for the return of what had been taken from him and setting fire to the home's meter.
Another person was also charged in the proceedings, defended as the main accused by the lawyer Paolo Spano, and who, according to the prosecution, had threatened the alleged perpetrator of the thefts with prison.
The panel, chaired by judge Giancosimo Mura, alongside Monia Adami and Sara Pelicci, ruled that the 60-year-old should not be prosecuted for kidnapping charges, acquitting him for receiving and possessing explosives as well as for trespassing. . Instead, sentencing him to three years for the injuries and for the arbitrary exercise of his rights, reclassification of extortion, a crime originally present in the indictment. The other man was also acquitted of the charge of threats because the fact does not exist.
