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[Cyprus Times] Shooting of a 16-year-old: Coroner sheds light on the path of the bullet

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The blow was struck on the left side of the occipital region of the skull.The 16-year-old boy has severe craniocerebral injuries.He remains intubated under sedation

Information about the findings of the forensic examination regarding the serious injury of the 16-year-old boy in Thessaloniki has come to light.

The coroner's examination reveals evidence about the path of the bullet that wounded the 16-year-old in the back of the head.


Specifically, according to voria.gr, the bullet hit the 16-year-old Roma boy on the left side of the occipital region of the skull, i.e. left down low in the back of the head.


The forensic examination came to confirm the critical health condition of the Roma minor who bears severe craniocerebral injuries caused by the pistol projectile, while his only portal of entry was found, from where the projectile was removed by doctors.


Intubated

In the coming days, the results of the toxicology tests performed on the 16-year-old are expected.

The young Roma remains intubated under sedation in the ICU of the Ippokratio hospital in Thessaloniki.



It is recalled that the 34-year-old policeman accused of shooting was placed under house arrest after the prosecutor and the investigating judge disagreed on whether or not he should remain in temporary custody. The Judicial Council is expected to issue its final decision within the next five days.

Source: in.gr


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