Man wanted for murders named as Norbert Feher

(ANSA) - Rome, April 13 - A Serbian suspected of killing two people and thought to be armed and dangerous was named Thursday as Norbert Feher, Italian police said after consulting officials in Serbia where he is wanted for robbery and sexual violence.
    The 41-year-old Feher, who also goes by the name of Igor Vaclavic, under which he was tried in Ferrara some years ago, is the suspected killer of Davide Fabbri, a 52-year-old who was shot dead during an attempted robbery at his bar at Budrio, near Bologna, on April 1, and of a voluntary environmental ranger who was shot dead near Ferrara Saturday.
    To escape a manhunt, police said Wednesday, Feher may have stolen a boat belonging to a farmer that recently went missing in the area of the search.
    Special police units, helicopters, drones, sniffer dogs and marksmen are being used in the manhunt across the provinces of Bologna, Ferrara and Ravenna.
    The suspect was said to be armed with at least two guns and around 40 bullets.
    A provincial police agent was also seriously wounded in Saturday's shooting on the Mondo Nuova road around 8 km from Portomaggiore.
    Police said Feher is foraging fruit, vegetables and eggs as he continues to elude his pursuers.