Approximately twenty soldiers from the Carabinieri (Italian military police) were present at the residence where the individual took their own life.
This afternoon, an entire unit of the Carabinieri (Italian military police) was involved in an investigative activity at the house in Colle di Arba (Pordenone) where Pietro Gugliotta, a member of the "Uno Bianca" gang, took his own life in January. Approximately twenty soldiers from the Arma, including some specializing in forensic investigations, began the checks around 1:00 PM. The prosecutor of Pordenone, Pietro Montrone, when contacted by ANSA, ruled out that the investigative activity was commissioned by his collaborators: "This is a delegated activity from other Public Prosecutor's Offices, of which we have no knowledge."
It could be related to the investigation by the Bologna Public Prosecutor's Office, which had announced further inquiries. A few minutes ago, the on-site inspection concluded: materials from the house were loaded into a service vehicle. No one present made any statements.
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