Chaotic incident at a hospital as Mare Fuori's Artem Tkachuk wages violent assault against hospital staff, ultimately detained by Carabinieri.
In an unexpected turn of events, actor Artem Tkachuk, known for his role in the "Mare fuori" TV series, found himself at the centre of a commotion at Pellegrini hospital in Naples this afternoon.
According to reports, Tkachuk was in a state of high agitation and allegedly pushed medical staff and security personnel at the emergency room. As a result, an emergency room door was damaged, and a lung ventilation machine was reportedly damaged as well.
The Carabinieri were involved in detaining Tkachuk, who was then taken to the hospital by an ambulance. However, the reasons for his behaviour at the hospital remain unclear.
Following the incident, Tkachuk is currently at the barracks, awaiting decisions from the on-duty prosecutor. The on-duty prosecutor at the prosecutor's office is considering decisions regarding Tkachuk's case, but there is no information available about the on-duty judge deciding his case.
It is worth noting that the location of the incident has not changed, it still occurred in the Naples city centre. The military police from the Naples city centre patrol were not mentioned in this paragraph.
Investigations regarding Tkachuk's incident are ongoing, and no new damages or victims were reported. The location of Tkachuk is now at the barracks, not at the hospital.
The search results do not provide information about the on-duty judge deciding Tkachuk's case. We will continue to monitor the developments and provide updates as more information becomes available.
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