Giovanni la Legge, il carabiniere che rimosse il busto del boss Sibillo: «La mia vita dopo il coma»

It was still dark, it was cold, and it was more than an hour before dawn, but he and his colleagues were already on the job. It was December 6th of last year, and a cold, biting wind was blowing over San Giovanni a Teduccio. For the Carabinieri patrolling one of the neighborhoods held by the Camorra, it was supposed to be a mission like any other: searching for weapons. Instead, from that morning on, the life of Giovanni Russo, a deputy sergeant serving with the Investigative Unit of the Naples Provincial Command, would change forever. In the most dramatic of ways. The 53-year-old, who, thanks to a photograph, wearing a Carabinieri vest, became an icon of the fight against the clans after removing the bust of Emanuele Sibillo from a "small altar" in the heart of the historic center, slipped and fell about fifteen meters from a skylight. Since that day, he's been confined to a wheelchair: Il Mattino online met with him a few days ago, and this is his story. by Giuseppe Crimaldi Shooting and editing by Neaphoto - Alessandro Garofalo and Renato Esposito Coordination: Marco Piscitelli 🔴 Thanks to the Provincial Command of the Carabinieri of Naples, General Biagio Storniolo, and Marshals Vittorio D'Errico and Antonio Siano #carabinieri #naples #emanuelesibillo #camorra #interview #es17 #documentary #carabinieriinazione #112 00:00 Trailer 00:56 The nickname "Giovanni la legge" 02:14 The most important interventions 02:43 The fall 04:13 Awakening from the coma 04:47 The first photo 05:25 The second photo 05:48 The third photo 07:03 The resistance of the Sibillo family 07:47 The historic photo 08:00 His future