(ANSA) - Genoa, April 12 - Police on Tuesday cited eight
Roma people for stealing cell phones, tablets, and wedding rings
from patients at a children's hospital.
One of the suspects' children is a regular patient at the
Giannina Gaslini Institute, a pediatric hospital in Genoa.
The suspects allegedly stole the items from other child
patients and their parents as well as doctors and nurses.
Police are also investigating two hospital cleaning staff
for theft, in a separate case.
Police recovered most of the stolen items and are still
seeking a missing iPad containing the last pictures taken by a
little girl just before she went blind.
Patients' parents steal on children's ward
Cell phones, tablets, wedding rings in Genoa