New details have come to light from a serious event that happened in June of this year, in connection with which Italian media report that a 33-year-old Albanian who lives in Riccione with his family, in the evening between June 18 and 19 pulled out a gun and shot a bartender in a bar in Anzio, Rome, after he exchanged glances and had a brief conversation with his girlfriend.

According to the reconstruction of the event by the investigators, the suspect entered the bar with his girlfriend, a resident of Lazio, and got upset when the latter started talking to the person behind the counter.

The young Albanian cursed and threatened him, but was blocked by his girlfriend when he seemed to be reaching for her bag.

Afterwards, the situation calmed down with the intervention of the owner of the bar, but when the bartender refused to apologize to the 33-year-old, the latter approached him outside the bar and took out a gun, shooting the Italian in the thigh.

Then, the injured was sent to the emergency room, from which he was discharged with a 20-day prognosis. 

Police investigations led to the identification of the 33-year-old, who had already returned to Riccione in the hours after the incident.

Velletri court sentenced the young Albanian on the charges of "attempted murder" and "arms possession without a permit".