Italian Man Who Killed Burglar Says He Fears Prosecution Like Roggero Case
The 35-year-old said he panicked and should not have fired his weapon, according to ANSA.
A 35-year-old Italian man who shot and killed a burglar said he fears he could end up in jail, comparing his situation to that of Roggero, according to ANSA.
‘I shouldn't have fired, I was panicking,’ the man said, according to ANSA's report.
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