Acquitted yesterday in court in Sassari because the fact does not exist. But in September three years ago, during the emergency measures for Covid, a 50-year-old from the hinterland was accused of interrupting a public service and resisting a public official for entering the Alghero school where he worked without a green pass. Refusing to leave the institute despite the requests of the manager who then called the police. With one of whom, according to the accusation, there was a physical fight in which, in an attempt to free himself, the accused caused an injury to the soldier. A circumstance denied by the 50-year-old yesterday at the hearing in which he told his personal version of events.
Prosecutor Paola Manunza had requested acquittal for the crime of interruption of public service, asking for a four-month sentence for the second count. But the school collaborator, defended by lawyers Andrea Scifo and Linda Corrias of the Court of Cagliari, was fully acquitted by judge Monia Adami.
