Giarre: They try to occupy the home of a 59-year-old disabled woman, a 33-year-old couple with a 5-year-old child in their care reported

It was almost noon when a 59-year-old woman from Giarre was returning home after a few days of absence, a council house where she has lived since 1983, regularly assigned first to her father and then to her, a disabled civilian.

However, that day, something unusual alarmed the woman who, before going up to the apartment, he looked up at his balcony, realizing that there was a child walking across it. So, he immediately called 112 NUE, which triggered the intervention of the Radiomobile Section gazelle, which arrived on site in a handful of minutes to ascertain what was happening.

Well, the Carabinieri, after meeting the lady in the condominium courtyard who, evidently shaken, told them that someone had entered her house. The military personnel first reassured her, and They then quickly took the stairs to her assigned accommodation, to find out who was inside.

Arriving right in front of the entrance door, The investigators caught a 33-year-old couple, he a local and she of foreign origins, who, armed with a flex and screwdriver, had already damaged the security door and were installing a latch with a padlock in place of the lock.

At that point, the dynamics of the facts were all too clear: the two wanted to occupy the woman's home while she was out and, having forced the door, they quickly wanted to block it with a padlock, so that the owner could not return.

In the meantime, the couple had left their 5-year-old son wandering around the apartment, and the little boy had gone out onto the balcony to play. Having ascertained, therefore, that the two had committed the crime of damage and illegal occupation of property, the Carabinieri first took care to find a relative who could look for the child and then, took the two 33-year-olds to the police station, where they reported them.

The timely intervention of the Carabinieri prevented the lady from being deprived not only of the accommodation, in which she has lived for more than 40 years, but also of the memories of a lifetime, her most precious possession.