Italy: 3 killed after gunman opens fire in Rome

In Italy, three women, including a friend of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, were killed on Sunday when a man pulled out a gun and opened fire at a meeting of residents of an apartment block in Rome. Meloni posted a picture of herself alongside Nicoletta Golisano, one of the victims, on Instagram on Sunday evening. "For me she will always be beautiful and happy like this," Meloni wrote alongside the photograph. Police arrested a 57-year-old man who had been overpowered by other residents after the shooting in a meeting held at a bar in the Fidene district of the city. The suspect was a local man who had been in a series of disputes with the residents' association, a witness told Rai News.In a post on his blog in November, he wrote of his conflictual relationship with the people managing the building, who he accused of trying to force him out of his lodgings. Four other people were wounded in the shooting, with at least one of them suffering serious injuries. Meloni said a shooting range from which the suspect had taken the gun used in the attack had been closed and placed under investigation by the authorities.