Last Sunday, La Louvière was hit in the heart. Around 5 a.m. in the morning, two thirty-somethings aboard a BMW hit a group of carnivalists, claiming the lives of six people. The names of the victims are Fred Cicero, Frederic D’Andrea, Laure Gara, Salvatore Imperiale, Mario Cascarano and Michelina Imperiale. Paolo, the driver of the vehicle, will recognize him later: at this moment, his BMW is going too fast. He has since been in prison, charged with manslaughter in particular.
As for his passenger, Nino, the situation seems complex since the tragedy. Anyone who claims that he was asleep at the time of the events would be in a situation “hardly bearable”, according to his lawyer, Nasredine Benzerfa. Invited to speak on this subject in the program “It’s not every day on Sunday”, the advice of the thirties indicated that his client would soon leave the city. “He still lives with his parents and he will take, in the very near future, the necessary arrangements to leave La Louvière. He might not do it, he is currently unable to work”, indicated the lawyer, specifying that Nino worked with a telephone operator and also benefited from a psychological follow-up.
As a reminder, he is free and charged with non-assistance to persons in danger.
