A serious accident shook Rome yesterday evening, when a carabiniere, while off duty, hit three traffic police officers who were working to investigate a previous accident. The incident occurred on Via Tiburtina, near the Grande Raccordo Anulare bridge.
The officer tested positive for alcohol, raising questions about his driving behavior. The three officers involved, two women and a man, were immediately taken to the hospital with a red code due to the severity of their conditions.
Although the officer who suffered the most serious injuries lost a lot of blood, his condition is currently stable. He is hospitalized in intensive care at San Camillo hospital, where his left leg was amputated. The situation has attracted the attention of local authorities, with Rome Mayor Roberto Gualtieri visiting the injured overnight, expressing solidarity and support for the families involved.
The investigation into the accident is being carried out by the traffic police, who are trying to reconstruct the exact dynamics of what happened. This tragic event highlights not only the risks associated with drunk driving, but also the vulnerability of the officers who work to ensure road safety. The incident raises a broader question about the need for greater respect for safety regulations and responsible driving. With increasing attention to road safety in urban areas, it is essential that events like this are not ignored and lead to more severe measures against reckless behavior. In conclusion, while the injured receive the necessary care and the investigation continues, the Roman community gathers around them in their time of need. The hope is that this tragedy can serve as a warning for a positive change in driving habits and public safety.
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