A serious accident involved three local police officers in Rome, while they were investigating another road accident. The incident, which occurred yesterday evening on Via Tiburtina, near the Grande Raccordo Anulare bridge, has raised concerns for the health of the officers involved.
During the operation, the three officers — two women and a man — were hit by a car. Transported to the hospital in red code, their conditions were carefully assessed. One of them is in particularly serious conditions; despite having lost a considerable amount of blood, his conditions are currently stable. He is currently hospitalized in intensive care at the San Camillo hospital, where his left leg was amputated.
The mayor of Rome, Roberto Gualtieri, visited the injured in hospital during the night to express solidarity and support for the local police. The investigation into the accident has now been entrusted to the traffic police, who are trying to reconstruct the dynamics of what happened.
The driver of the car involved in the accident is an off-duty carabiniere. According to available information, the soldier has tested positive for alcohol consumption. This raises questions about road safety and the importance of ensuring that all road users behave responsibly. The incident highlights the risks that police officers face on a daily basis in their work. The current situation requires not only immediate attention to the conditions of the injured but also a broader reflection on the measures to be taken to protect those who work for public safety. As the investigation continues and the officers are recovered, it will be essential to monitor the evolution of the situation and promote a culture of responsibility on the roads.
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