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The police already knew Laura Cavallo, the woman who, around 6:45 pm today, entered the “Young by Ravizza” jewelry store, in Corso Nizza (corner via Grandis) in Cuneo, and took the store’s order hostage.
It seems that for years the woman, known to the Carabinieri and the Police for suffering from psychiatric problems, no longer gravitated towards Cuneo. Until tonight, when he returned to the capital of La Granda, wearing a commonly used mask for anti-Covid protection. In her hand, however, the woman was holding a knife when she decided to head through the central axis of the city, Corso Nizza.
Here he first entered the “Tally Weijl” store. Then the entrance to the “Young by Ravizza” jewelry store, on the corner with via Sebastiano Grandis, right in front of the Sacro Cuore church. Inside the store, only a saleswoman. The Horse bolted the door to the store, turned off the lights, and then aimed the blow at her throat.
It will be a saleswoman from a nearby store, suspicious of the “Ravizza” lighting system turned off, who will approach the store and raise the alarm, when she sees her colleague kidnapped. The cars of the State Police and the Carabinieri patrols arrive at the place in a short time. The UOPI, the Emergency Operational Unit, intervenes. In the act also arrives Luigi Scream, Chief Commissioner of the Flying Squad.
But Laura Cavallo will remain locked in the jewels for half an hour, locking the shop assistant in the bathroom, without stealing anything. After a negotiation, the agents will be able to take her out of the business, handcuff her and load her on a flyer to transfer her to the police station.
Within the jewels, only the order will remain, meanwhile reached by the owners, who – in a state of shock – accused of illness and were rescued by the 118 health workers, who arranged their transport to Santa Croce and Carle for investigations. of the case.
It remains to shed light on the motive for the Horse’s gesture. Robbery, kidnapping are the first hypotheses that researchers have analyzed. But it could all be due to women’s health problems.
Already in the past (but you have to go back more than twenty years), in fact, it seems that the woman was responsible for a similar episode, again in a store in Cuneo, for theft.
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