A 28-year-old Carabinieri commander, Laura Grillo, has been found deceased in her barracks. Originally from Gravina di Puglia, her death has sent shockwaves through her colleagues, family, and the wider community.
The incident highlights the significant emotional and psychological pressures faced by individuals in law enforcement.While investigations are ongoing to determine the precise circumstances of her death, this event underscores the critical need for enhanced support systems for those dedicated to public safety and justice.
Carabinieri Commander Laura Grillo Found Deceased; Investigations Underway
Reports indicate that Commander Grillo may have died by suicide using her service weapon within her living quarters at the barracks. Her body was discovered by colleagues,prompting an immediate examination. According to Il Messaggero, an autopsy is being conducted to ascertain the exact cause of death.
In response to the tragedy, the Minister of Agriculture, Food Sovereignty and Forestry, Francesco Lollobrigida, extended his condolences, expressing solidarity with Grillo’s family, colleagues, and the entire Carabinieri corps during this difficult time.
“Laura was a highly valued young carabiniere, recognized for her professionalism, sense of duty, and daily commitment to protecting the territory and upholding the law,” stated Vincenzo Incampo, national secretary of the New Carabinieri Union. “Her death is a profound loss for the entire Carabinieri community.”
Inampo further emphasized:
“We must remember that personal well-being, and that of one’s family, takes precedence over any instruction or procedure. We reiterate our commitment to prioritizing the psychological well-being of our personnel, ensuring that no colleague ever feels isolated when facing difficulties.”
