Armed robbery in Uta | L'Unione Sarda

A 52-year-old from Uta was arrested by the carabinieri of Siliqua for armed robbery and threatening and resisting a public official.

Yesterday afternoon he approached a 50-year-old and, threatening him with a gun, ordered him to go to the nearby post office to withdraw money from the counter. Once he got the money, he ran away. But the victim of the robbery called 112 and gave directions to the military who tracked down the 52-year-old. The latter, at the check, resisted and, during the house search, an 8 caliber pistol with blanks and no red cap was seized, probably the one used to carry out the robbery.

Finished in handcuffs, he was taken to the Uta prison.

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