by Redazione Rome
Report from a shopkeeper in the city of Viterbo to the police who had to close her shop to allow takeaways: “Yaman came in like a fury, four of them held her.”
The Outburst of anger and then the aggression (verbal), which probably culminates with a kick he has damaged the door of Business: This is all contained in the complaint of a businesswoman from Civita Castellana, in the province of Viterbo, who accuses the actor Can Yaman, star of Turkish soaps in Italy and protagonist of the series “Viola Come il Mare” with Francesca Chillemi. Other people who may feel the same way now witnessesHe witnessed the scene.
Activities closed for filming
It all happened on Thursday morning, September 7th. The two actors and the entire crew of the lucky one TV series They were there, broadcast on Canale 5 Town near Viterbo to film the episodes of the new season, in which he was actually involved Shopkeeper From Piazza Matteotti, one of the central and busiest squares in the city. In practice, the administration did this to enable undisturbed filming closed roads And Business, at least those in the immediate vicinity of the set. A Damage for the dealer Barbara NelliOwner of a clothing store right on the square, who continued to go to the store during the days of the enforced “lockdown”.
Chaos in the store
And on Thursday morning, until Mrs. Barbara made it turned on There Music internallyBusinessThe chaos. Tell his story LawyerGiuseppe Romano of the Lecce Court: “My client was on the fourth day of the closure imposed – explains the lawyer –: from Monday to Thursday she and various colleagues from the square could not work because the passage had to be authorized” the technicians of the crew .” Back to Thursday: “They were close 10:30 a.m – continues the lawyer – my client actually had the music on, but not too loudly, when she saw herself input in the store beforehand directorwho asked her to refuse it, and immediately afterwards the actor who entered like a rage They had to order her to turn off the music stay in four For appease him: It was an attack, certainly verbal, my client was also afraid of ithe is not a man Definitely minute». A little later it came too Francesca Chillemiformer Miss Italy who would have kindly tried instead consular the shop-owner. This means the situation has calmed down.
The complaint
The shop owner then contacted her lawyer to continue the process Complaint, collected by Carabinieri From Civita Castellana. Also because at the end of the evening she also realized that brings of his shop damagedprobably due to a football. “My client,” the lawyer concluded, “is not demanding any financial compensation, as was subsequently suggested to us when we received compensation.” Suggestion From rental contract perhaps to repair the damage caused, but he wanted to sue for itinjustice suffered“She and the other traders were locked up and left to their own devices for days.”
The solidarity of colleagues
Barbara Nelli then published on her Instagram profile – with the song “You are so sweet” by Mario Lavezzi – one photo From Frances Chillemi, pensive with cell phone in hand. While other shop owners Show solidarity on Facebook: «Very bad scene yesterday morning in the square during the filming of the drama – writes Maurizio Conti –. A dear colleague was difficult intimidatedto say the least, in your own business, for those Radio volume». A few days ago the dealer also wrote: “I believe thatMunicipal administration in granting spaces that influence my work in filming this drama, should let me know“If you know how the filming will take place, to give me the opportunity to decide whether to close the shop or enjoy the works of this wonderful ‘purple in the middle of the sea’ that will make Civita famous all over the world.” .
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September 9, 2023 (modified September 9, 2023 | 1:53 p.m.)
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