The story of the mayor of Terni Stefano Bandecchi who spat at the television host Enrico Maggiolini quickly made the rounds on social media.
It was inevitable that it would also end up on the most popular channels that deal with legal issues. The Campanian lawyer Giuseppe Di Palo, a young Campanian lawyer who in a short time with his pills of criminal law explained “to non-lawyers” has gained 200,000 followers on Instagram and 125,000 on YouTube, is interested in the mayor’s case and explains the point of view of the law and why in a possible lawsuit the mayor risks winning.
Because as he explains: “It’s criminal law. That’s it.”
Meanwhile, Francesco Ferranti, group leader of Forza Italia at Palazzo Spada he filed the question that was the subject of discussion in recent days regarding the case of the deputy mayor’s ZTL pass – he had announced it, but he was still abroad and there was a long-distance exchange with Bandecchi – with which “clarifications are requested regarding the improper use, by the deputy mayor, of a car registered to his disabled aunt and, also, on other cars parked in the reserved parking lot of Palazzo Spada, according to Ferranti “not functional to institutional activities nor to the administrative machine in its various articulations”,
“Runner – it reads – explain who owns the car, who paid for it, what use the car is for – whether prevalent or exclusive for the disabled person or not – whether the aunt was also in the car and what service the deputy mayor was performing.