She discovers her husband’s affair in San Vito and takes him in the pan: she is acquitted for the injuries

Sentence of non-punishment for the particularly tenuous fact for a woman who had found photos documenting the betrayal

SAN VITO. She discovers her husband’s infidelity and pans him. She breaks his hand and is taken to court for aggravated injuries, but comes out with an acquittal, as it is not punishable due to the particular tenuousness of the fact. The prosecutor Rossi had asked for the defendant to be sentenced, because the frying pan can be considered an improper weapon, but Judge Feletto assessed the emotional reaction and the fact that the woman had only one criminal record and for other reasons. It was the lawyer Licini who asked for the sentence which he then obtained, after his client confessed to the frying during the investigation.