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    Post by Pirlo Fri Apr 06, 2007 9:58 pm

    http://espresso.repubblica.it/dettaglio/Discovery-fatale/1562227&ref=hpsp


    Discovery fatale
    di Giuseppe Lo Bianco
    e Piero Messina

    Una camionetta della polizia in retromarcia. Un urto. Poi l'ispettore si accascia. Dal verbale di un agente forse una nuova verità sulla tragedia di Catania

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    Il Discovery della polizia si muove in retromarcia per sfuggire all'inferno di pietre, fumo e bombe carta scatenato dagli ultras catanesi. Poi, un botto improvviso sulla vettura. In quel momento l'ispettore Filippo Raciti si porta le mani alla testa e si accascia. Due colleghi lo adagiano nel sedile posteriore del fuoristrada; l'ispettore si lamenta dal dolore e non riesce a respirare. Potrebbe essere in questo racconto, nel verbale redatto il 5 febbraio scorso alla squadra mobile di Catania, la soluzione del 'caso Raciti'', l'ispettore di polizia morto dopo gli scontri con i tifosi durante il derby Catania-Palermo del 2 febbraio.

    A raccontare è l'autista del fuoristrada, l'agente scelto S. L., 46 anni. È lui che ricostruisce dettagliatamente quella giornata di follia: dall'arrivo dei pullman con i tifosi del Palermo sino agli ultimi momenti di Raciti. Il passaggio più importante del verbale va collocato intorno alle 20,30. Più di un'ora dopo il presunto contatto con gli ultras di fronte al cancello della curva Nord e a partita appena conclusa, mentre fuori dallo stadio continua la guerriglia. Rivela S. L.: ". In quel frangente sono stati lanciati alcuni fumogeni, uno dei quali è caduto sotto la nostra autovettura sprigionando un fumo denso che in breve tempo ha invaso l'abitacolo. Raciti ci ha invitato a scendere dall'auto per farla areare. Il primo a scendere è stato Raciti. Proprio in quel frangente ho sentito un'esplosione, e sceso anch'io dal mezzo ho chiuso gli sportelli lasciati aperti sia da Balsamo che dallo stesso Raciti ma non mi sono assolutamente avveduto dove loro si trovassero poiché vi era troppo fumo. Quindi, allo scopo di evitare che l'autovettura potesse prendere fuoco, mentre era in corso un fitto lancio di oggetti e si udivano i boati delle esplosioni, chiudevo gli sportelli e, innescata la retromarcia, ho spostato il Discovery di qualche metro. In quel momento ho sentito una botta sull'autovettura e ho visto Raciti che si trovava alla mia sinistra insieme a Balsamo portarsi le mani alla testa. Ho fermato il mezzo e ho visto un paio di colleghi soccorrere Raciti ed evitare che cadesse per terra". Raciti viene adagiato sul sedile e soccorso da un medico della polizia.


    L'ispettore muore per la manovra imprudente di un collega alla guida del Discovery? A ipotizzarlo, dopo avere letto il verbale, è adesso la difesa dell'unico indagato, il minorenne Antonio S. arrestato pochi giorni dopo gli scontri, e accusato dell'omicidio. Scrive il medico Giuseppe Caruso, nella consulenza di parte: le fratture delle quattro costole dell'ispettore e le sue lesioni al fegato sono compatibili, "con abbondante verosimiglianza, con il bordo dello sportello di un fuoristrada o dello spigolo posteriore di un identico autoveicolo".

    Si potrebbe ribaltare dunque lo scenario proposto dalla polizia e dal pm della Procura presso il Tribunale per i minorenni, Angelo Busacca, che accusano il giovane di avere scagliato, con altri, un pezzo di lamiera contro un gruppo di agenti, tra cui Raciti, che tentavano di proteggere i tifosi del Palermo. Un gesto compiuto, come testimoniano le riprese video, tra le 19,04 e le 19,09. La partita giudiziaria ora si gioca sul terreno medico-legale. A sostegno della nuova richiesta di scarcerazione per mancanza di indizi del minorenne gli avvocati Giuseppe Lipera e Grazia Coco hanno depositato la consulenza di Caruso che demolisce le considerazioni del medico-legale del pm, Giuseppe Ragazzi. "La frattura delle coste, a maggior ragione quando le coste fratturate sono diverse", scrive Caruso, "comporta dolori lancinanti e difficoltà respiratorie immediate e non consentono, a chiunque, lo svolgimento delle normali attività fisiche". Come ha fatto Raciti, dunque, si chiedono i difensori, a fronteggiare gli ultras catanesi, dalle 19,08 sino alle 20,20, con quattro costole fratturate e un'emorragia al fegato senza avvertire dolori? La risposta è affidata a una nuova consulenza medico-legale collegiale, che gli avvocati hanno chiesto al gip Alessandra Chierego, con "esperti di chiara fama, non escludendo l'ipotesi di dovere chiedere la riesumazione del corpo dell'ispettore". Oltretutto Raciti, dopo le 19,08, ha continuato il suo lavoro senza problemi, come testimonia il suo collega Lazzaro: "Mentre eravamo in macchina non ho sentito Raciti lamentare dolori o malessere". Dopo due mesi di indagini della polizia di Catania ora il caso Raciti è affidato ai carabinieri del Ris di Parma: i risultati della nuova perizia si conosceranno entro un paio di mesi.


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    Basically:

    An Italian magazine 'L'espresso' is reporting that Filippo Raciti was not killed by Ultras but was run over by his own Police by a reversing car.

    Basically, the lawyer protecting the 17 year old accused of the murder quoted a fellow policeman who had claimed he had 'hit something' when he was reversing his car away. Now both Porid's coalition and his opposition are calling for more investigations.

    'I heard a knock against the car and I saw Raciti, who was (outside the car) on my left ... put his hands on his head. I stopped the vehicle and saw a couple of colleagues assisting him to prevent him from falling to the ground,'

    You will remember that the post mortem ruled out a death by firecracker, he suffered 'blunt object trauma'.

    The defence lawyer, Lipera says this new link is 'very plausible'. The defence team has maintained that the injuries are consistent with car impact.

    The Chief Prosecuter, La Rosa says that this policeman's testimony was 'known' by the magistrates at the time and that no new investigation is needed.
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    Post by Sheffield gunner Fri Apr 06, 2007 10:06 pm

    I heard about this earlier. One of my friends translated a report saying that he had been hit by a police car that was reversing to avoid a smoke bomb that had been thrown underneath the vehicle. I was going to post a topic on it but didn't want to do so until I had a source I could use.
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    Post by Sgoater1 Fri Apr 06, 2007 11:37 pm

    It would be incredible if this is true but we will have to wait and see what the outcome of the trial is.

    crazy stuff.
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    Post by Murray Sat Apr 07, 2007 1:32 pm

    So all those stadiums were closed for nothing.
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    Post by Kimbo Sat Apr 07, 2007 1:56 pm

    So the death was still a result of the riot. What does this change? scratch
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    Post by Luis Sat Apr 07, 2007 2:18 pm

    Kimbo wrote:So the death was still a result of the riot. What does this change? scratch

    A fan murdering a policeman is much worse than an accidental murder from one of his collegues
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    Post by Kimbo Sat Apr 07, 2007 2:30 pm

    Luis wrote:
    Kimbo wrote:So the death was still a result of the riot. What does this change? scratch

    A fan murdering a policeman is much worse than an accidental murder from one of his collegues

    Not really, the intent to cause harm was there, ie the throwing of the smoke bomb. It's the chain of causation luis, by english law(i don't know how things work in Italy) the fan that threw the bomb is still responsible for the death.
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    Post by SuperMario Sat Apr 07, 2007 2:37 pm

    Don't they have lots of Italian jokes about carabinieri being rather stupid?
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    Post by Luis Sat Apr 07, 2007 3:31 pm

    Kimbo wrote:
    Luis wrote:
    Kimbo wrote:So the death was still a result of the riot. What does this change? scratch

    A fan murdering a policeman is much worse than an accidental murder from one of his collegues

    Not really, the intent to cause harm was there, ie the throwing of the smoke bomb. It's the chain of causation luis, by english law(i don't know how things work in Italy) the fan that threw the bomb is still responsible for the death.

    There's a fine line between intent and an actual action
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    Post by Kimbo Sat Apr 07, 2007 3:39 pm

    Luis wrote:
    Kimbo wrote:
    Luis wrote:
    Kimbo wrote:So the death was still a result of the riot. What does this change? scratch

    A fan murdering a policeman is much worse than an accidental murder from one of his collegues

    Not really, the intent to cause harm was there, ie the throwing of the smoke bomb. It's the chain of causation luis, by english law(i don't know how things work in Italy) the fan that threw the bomb is still responsible for the death.

    There's a fine line between intent and an actual action

    Chain of causation luis, chain of causation. The motherfucker that chucked the bomb is liable. ok
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    Post by EMP Tue Apr 10, 2007 11:05 pm

    Is the person charged the person who threw the smoke bomb? If not, where is your chain causation Kimbo?
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    Post by Kimbo Tue Apr 10, 2007 11:08 pm

    EMP wrote:Is the person charged the person who threw the smoke bomb? If not, where is your chain causation Kimbo?

    I have no idea, probably not. All i'm saying is that in English law he would be liable as the chain leads back to him.
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    Post by Luis Tue Apr 10, 2007 11:09 pm

    Kimbo wrote:
    EMP wrote:Is the person charged the person who threw the smoke bomb? If not, where is your chain causation Kimbo?

    I have no idea, probably not. All i'm saying is that in English law he would be liable as the chain leads back to him.

    It's like inspecter calls.
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    Post by Kimbo Tue Apr 10, 2007 11:12 pm

    Luis wrote:
    Kimbo wrote:
    EMP wrote:Is the person charged the person who threw the smoke bomb? If not, where is your chain causation Kimbo?

    I have no idea, probably not. All i'm saying is that in English law he would be liable as the chain leads back to him.

    It's like inspecter calls.

    scratch In what way?



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    Post by Luis Tue Apr 10, 2007 11:13 pm

    in the way that a chain of events led to a death duuuuuuuuuuuuuh
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    Post by Kimbo Tue Apr 10, 2007 11:15 pm

    Luis wrote:in the way that a chain of events led to a death duuuuuuuuuuuuuh

    Did those events DIRECTLY contribute to the death? Eh? No, they didn't.
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    Post by Luis Tue Apr 10, 2007 11:21 pm

    Kimbo wrote:
    Luis wrote:in the way that a chain of events led to a death duuuuuuuuuuuuuh

    Did those events DIRECTLY contribute to the death? Eh? No, they didn't.

    Which events/
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    Post by Kimbo Tue Apr 10, 2007 11:23 pm

    Luis wrote:
    Kimbo wrote:
    Luis wrote:in the way that a chain of events led to a death duuuuuuuuuuuuuh

    Did those events DIRECTLY contribute to the death? Eh? No, they didn't.

    Which events/

    Making her unemployed, the bloke dumping her etc etc, suicide doesn't count.
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    Post by Luis Tue Apr 10, 2007 11:25 pm

    well mentally yes they did, in the police officers case it could of happened even if there was no smoke bomb threw
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    Post by Kimbo Tue Apr 10, 2007 11:28 pm

    Luis wrote:well mentally yes they did, in the police officers case it could of happened even if there was no smoke bomb threw

    In a way, they're very weak links though, legally they mean nothing.


    You're right it could have happened even if there was no smoke bomb, maybe the guy in the car made it up to cover his own arse.
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    Post by EMP Wed Apr 11, 2007 5:51 pm

    Surely if any type of incendiary device was thrown into the car or went off near it there would be evidence that a forensic scientist with relevant expertise could obtain from the scene. Depending on how quickly the suspect wqas arrested you would expect trace evidence on clothing, hands, etc. as well.

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