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Detained kidnapped and raped by his comrades in Regina Coeli in Rome

2022-04-20T09:32:02.584Z


In the Regina Coeli prison in Rome. This was announced by Sappe, the prison police union, which denounces lack of vigilance and the 'nefarious dismantling of prison security policies'. (HANDLE)


One

inmate

was

kidnapped

and

raped

by two fellow inmates.

It happened in the Roman prison of

Regina Coeli,

according to

Sappe

, the autonomous union of the prison police.

The perpetrators of the violence, according to the trade union organization, are two inmates of Slavic origin accused of robbery and other crimes. 

   To put an end to the violence, during which the victim was threatened with a rudimentary knife and kept tied with a rope, the intervention of prison policemen.

The detainee was then transported to the hospital

, where - according to Sappe - he was found to be seriously injured.

   "A shameful and gruesome episode certainly favored by the easing of internal security due to dynamic vigilance", says Maurizio Somma, secretary of Sappe Lazio.

"These are the fruits of a reduced surveillance as a consequence of the crazy dynamic vigilance, the self-management of prisons and the objective numbers of the staff shortages of the Penitentiary Police Department of Rome Regina Coeli", relaunches the national head of the union Donato Capece, who he adds: "What has happened is of unprecedented gravity and is the consequence of the nefarious dismantling of prison security policies, which in fact resulted in a dangerous self-management of prisons. The system, for adults and minors, is crumbling every day of more".

   Meanwhile, the

union

is pointing the finger at what it defines as "wicked measures": it ranges from the "open prison regime, with inmates out of cells for at least eight hours a day with sporadic and occasional checks" to the suppression of the sentries of the Penitentiary Police surveillance from the prison walls, from the lack of staff of the prison policemen to the lack of funding for anti-intrusion and anti-climb-over services.

   "

Politics

completely screwed it up", concludes Capece.   

Source: ansa

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