On Saturday afternoon in Modena, an 89-year-old woman, Antonietta Berselli, was killed in a hit-and-run incident involving an Alfa 159 driven recklessly by four young individuals. The car collided with her vehicle while she was traveling with her daughter, sparking outrage and concern within the community. The incident has reignited discussions about the illegal nomad camp located near the city center, where the four suspects reside, raising questions about accountability and safety in the area.

Local authorities, including Mayor Massimo Mezzetti, expressed condolences to Berselli's family while also condemning the reckless actions of the offenders. He pointed out how the car's speed not only resulted in the tragic death of an innocent woman but also instilled fear among residents in the vicinity. There is growing concern over why the nationalities of the suspects were not mentioned in reports and why minors involved were quickly returned to their parents, leading to a heated debate regarding law enforcement's handling of the situation.

This incident highlights broader societal issues regarding the presence of illegal settlements and the challenges they pose for local law enforcement and the community at large. It raises questions about the adequacy of the laws governing road safety and the responsibility of citizens to ensure they do not endanger others on the road. The case is expected to draw further attention as the community seeks justice for Berselli and demands necessary measures to enhance safety and accountability in their neighborhoods.