(ANSA) - GENOA, MARCH 10 - Admiral Felicio Angrisano, former commander of the Port Authority of Genoa and former general commander of the Port Authority, has been acquitted in the appeal process on the location of the pilot tower of the port of Genoa, which collapsed on May 7, 2013 due to the impact of the cargo JollyNero of the Messina Company causing nine deaths.
Angrisano was present in the courtroom.
At first instance he was sentenced to three years.
All the other defendants were also acquitted.
The deputy attorney general Enrico Zucca had asked for a sentence of 2 years and six months for Admiral Angrisano.
Asked for acquittal for Fabio Capocaccia, former Commissioner of the Port Autonomous Committee (2 years in first instance).
Asked for a one-year sentence for Angelo Spaggiari, structural engineer (18 months), Paolo Grimaldi, technician of the autonomous port committee (2 years),
eMario Como, structural engineer (1 year and 6 months).
Confirmation has been requested for one year for Giovanni Lettich, of the pilots' guild.
The charges were manslaughter and manslaughter.
The trial on the location and construction of the pilot tower was born on the initiative of Adele Chiello, mother of Giuseppe Tusa (military of the Captaincy), one of the victims, who had opposed the request for dismissal.
The woman has always maintained the dangers of the location of the tower and the absence of protection on the pier in front of which the maneuvers of the ships leaving the port took place.
mother of Giuseppe Tusa (military of the Captaincy), one of the victims, who had opposed the request for archiving.
The woman has always maintained the dangers of the location of the tower and the absence of protection on the pier in front of which the maneuvers of the ships leaving the port took place.
mother of Giuseppe Tusa (military of the Captaincy), one of the victims, who had opposed the request for archiving.
The woman has always maintained the dangers of the location of the tower and the absence of protection on the pier in front of which the maneuvers of the ships leaving the port took place.
The main thread on the collapse had already reached the final sentence.
The port pilot Antonio Anfossi (4 years in the first degree) had been acquitted and the acquittals confirmed for Giampaolo Olmetti, armament commander, and for the third officer Cristina Vaccaro, of the Messina Company.
The Cassation had ordered the reduction of the sentences for the captain of the Jolly Nero Roberto Paoloni, for the ship's chief officer Lorenzo Repetto and for the chief engineer Franco Giammoro.
The three agreed on the sentence with pg Zucca: Paoloni 7 years (9 years and 11 months), Repetto 5 years (8 years and 6 months) and Giammoro 4 years (7 years).
Repetto and the State Attorney's Office appealed to the Supreme Court.
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