Italian man gets sentenced to jail for shooting Nigerian in racially charged killing
The man has since apologized for his deeds, but the deed had been done.
Luca Fraini, the man who shot five African in a misguided racially charged shooting spree has been sentenced to 12 years in prison
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The shootings lasted for around two hours, till Fraini came out of his car, mounted a monument and performed a fascist ‘Roman’ salute.
Although none of the six people shot were mortally wounded, one was thought to be seriously injured at the time.
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In the first week of October, Fraini was sentenced to 12 years in prison for the shooting of six African immigrants in Macerata. During his sentencing, he said, “I am sorry for the injuries I caused. While in prison, I have understood that the colour of ones’ skin has nothing to do with anything. I wanted justice for Pamela.”
It has since been discovered that nobody died in the violent attacks, but Trani has faced justice for his offences. Oseghale has however denied killing Pamela, claiming she died for drug-related causes.
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