Driver hits cyclists in Lanzo Torinese, four injured

In Lanzo Torinese, a 73-year-old driver struck a group of cyclists, injuring four people. According to reports, the incident occurred after an argument between the driver and the cyclists. Initially, the man ran over the cyclists and, after turning around, hit them again.

The victims include two men: one aged 60, who suffered fractures to his femur and left leg, and a second aged 68 with a serious shoulder and pelvic injury. The prognosis for the first is about 90 days, while the second is expected to recover in about 60 days.

After the incident, the driver voluntarily presented himself to the police and was placed under house arrest. Additionally, the man made statements acknowledging his responsibility and asking for forgiveness from the victims' families.

Witnesses of the incident described the chaotic situation that unfolded after the argument. Some reported moments of panic and confusion as the driver reversed the car to hit the cyclists again.

One witness stated that he saw the entire episode, confirming the violent dynamics of the incident. This raised questions about the man's mental state at the time. Some media outlets cited his words: "I admit my guilt, I didn't realize what I was doing."

The incident has reignited discussions about such occurrences and the importance of increased road safety, particularly for cyclists. Authorities are now investigating the matter to provide further details on what happened.