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Foggia Woman’s Alleged Killer Apprehended in Rome

Authorities detained him hours after the fatal stabbing following technical failures that kept his court-ordered monitoring inactive.

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Overview

  • A 46-year-old Moroccan woman was fatally stabbed on the night of August 7 in a side street near her home in Foggia’s historic center.
  • The 47-year-old ex-partner fled the scene and was arrested about 12 hours later in Rome near Termini station while still wearing blood-stained clothes.
  • Authorities had issued a restraining order with an electronic bracelet in July, but the device remained inactive due to technical issues.
  • A July order for his preventive detention was never executed because officers could not locate him.
  • He remains in custody awaiting premeditated murder charges as local officials and anti-violence groups demand urgent reforms to Italy’s “codice rosso” enforcement.