Four arrested over bomb attack targetting investigative journalist Ranucci
Four individuals have been arrested in connection with a bomb attack at the home of investigative journalist Sigfrido Ranucci. The attack, which occurred on October 16, 2025, damaged the journalist's home and destroyed two cars. The suspects have been charged with criminal damage and possession of explosives, with investigators working to determine who ordered the attack.
- ▪The bomb attack occurred at the home of Sigfrido Ranucci in Pomezia, near Rome, on October 16, 2025.
- ▪The suspects have been charged with criminal damage and possession of explosives, with the use of mafia-style methods an aggravating factor.
- ▪The investigation is ongoing to determine who ordered the attack and if there are other layers to the case.
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Carabinieri police said Tuesday that they have arrested four people for allegedly carrying out a bomb attack at the home of Rai investigative reporter Sigfrido Ranucci last year. The bomb was detonated in front of the gate to the journalist's home in Pomezia, near Rome, on October 16, 2025, destroying his two cars parked on the street, his and his daughter's, and damaging a wall. The suspects have been charged with criminal damage and possession of explosives, with the use of mafia-style methods an aggravating factor. Investigators are also at work to the identity of those who ordered the attack. Ranucci presents Report, a hard-hitting show on State broadcaster Rai that focuses on alleged crime and corruption.
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