** Security: Mario Fabbri, an anti-terrorist policeman at the time of the BR is dead **

Mario Fabbri, a historic policeman and 007, a leading exponent of anti-terrorism at the time of the Red Brigades, died at the age of 82. With him disappears a unique, apical, very famous figure in the struggle of the state against the armed formations of the years of lead. His career is always operational: his beginnings at the political office of the police headquarters in Rome, then at the Digos and then at the famous Centro Roma 2 of the Sisde that brought many results in the dismantling of the various columns of the armed party of the five-pointed star, of the Nap also worked on the side of black terrorism (Occorsio murder). Together with his colleague Carlo Parolisi he was one step away from taking Alessio Casimirri, Moro’s killer in via Fani, who has always been a fugitive in Nicaragua but a sudden leak of news burned the capture at the last minute. Fabbri also passed incredibly through evil justice: unjustly arrested for events related to the Pecorelli-Andreotti trial, at the trial he was widely acquitted, so much so that he returned to serve the state until his retirement day. The funeral will be celebrated the day after tomorrow, Saturday 25 June at 10 am in the church of Santa Maria del Carmelo, in Piazza Beata Vergine del Carmelo 10 in Mostacciano (Rome).