(ANSA) – PERUGIA, 10 JUN – “This sentence has restored the truth and brought everything back to its exact terms, excluding any fact of real criminal relevance”: the lawyer Stefano Tentori Montalto, defender of the policeman Luca Armeni, comments on the sentence of the Court of Appeal of Perugia that in the Shalabayeva case acquitted his client together with the former head of the Rome mobile squad, Renato Cortese, the former head of the immigration office, Maurizio Improta, the policemen Vincenzo Tramma, Stefano Leoni , Francesco Stampacchia and the justice of the peace Stefania Lavore.
“The first degree ruling had been extremely serious both in the quantification of the sentence but also for the terms in which it was expressed – recalled the lawyer Tentori Montalto with ANSA – speaking of ‘State kidnapping’ and ‘crime against humanity ‘. A very heavy sentence also from the moral point of view for the defendants. From the renewal of the trial it was possible to understand the exact dynamics of the conduct and that at the time there was no there was no deception against the Public Prosecutor’s Office, Doctor Albamonte and the Chief Prosecutor, as they themselves clearly said in the courtroom “.
For the lawyer, if the then Chief Prosecutor of Rome, Giuseppe Pignatone and the deputy, Eugenio Albamonte, had been heard at first instance “many things would have been clarified for some time, such a serious sentence would have been avoided after having dedicated a lifetime to state police and an appeal process would have been avoided “. “Everyone suffered in silence – concluded the lawyer Stefano Tentori Montalto – and today the sentence proves him right. I can only express satisfaction for the work done and for the outcome of the trial”. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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