PM CHIEDE DUE ANNI DI RECLUSIONE PER STORACE - CONDANNE ANCHE PER ALTRI SETTE IMPUTATI.CHIESTA ASSOLUZIONE PISO (ANSA) - ROMA, 15 APR - Due anni di reclusione per Francesco Storace e condanne per altre sette persone sono state chieste oggi dal pubblico ministero, Francesco Ciardi, al termine della sua requisitoria, nel processo Laziogate, la vicenda che vede coinvolto l'allora presidente della Regione in merito ad alcune intrusioni abusive all'interno dell'anagrafe di Roma.Il pm ha chiesto la condanna a tre anni e sei mesi di reclusione per l'allora portavoce di Storace, Nicolo' Accame, Mirko Maceri three years for former technical director of the company 'Laziomatica. For the private investigator Pierpaolo Pasqua asked the judge two years and two months in jail while Vincenzo Piso, at the time vice president of the council, the prosecutor asked for absolution 'cause the crime does not exist'. two-year sentence sought, instead, Tiziana Perreca, Nicola Santoro and Romulus Reboa while Daniel Caliciotti and 'was asked a year in prison. For the offenses with which the defendants are, for various reasons, access hacking, breach of privacy laws and aiding and abetting. The prosecution and 'interference in the proper conduct of regional elections 2005, hindering the list headed by Social Alternative Alessandra Mussolini.Secondo the prosecution's Storace had asked its engineers to get inside of the Registry of Rome to verify the existence of any false signatures produced to present the list of Mussolini. The intrusion into the computer system was Capitoline 9 March 2005. (ANSA). 15-APR-10 11:54
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