An Italian police officer, Francesco Imprezzabile, died after losing control of his motorcycle while pursuing Genti Berisha, a 26-year-old Albanian man who fled an traffic stop on June 23. The police investigation concluded there was no contact between the motorcycle and Berisha’s car, and the death was classified as a consequence of dangerous flight rather than homicide. The prosecutor in Milan has not charged murder but is investigating the incident as a result of another offense, namely dangerous fleeing. Berisha had been released under house arrest with an electronic bracelet by a judicial investigator, though he later faced charges related to drug trafficking. Berisha admitted to fleeing because he feared being caught for possessing small amounts of drugs and claimed he did not realize the officer had fallen.
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