Carabinieri in Ivrea arrested a 35-year-old man after he allegedly broke into his ex-partner’s home in the Canavese area and continued threatening her even in front of officers. Police were called through Italy’s 112 emergency number from a municipality in the lower Canavese. When they arrived, the man reportedly had the ex-partner’s mobile phone and the keys to her house with him. According to the police reconstruction, the man was in a state of drunkenness and allegedly forced the entrance door, damaged furniture and other items inside, and took the woman’s phone. He was arrested for aggravated violation of domicile and aggravated home theft. Officers also reported he was dealt for private violence and stalking-related conduct, with the man further accused of additional episodes revealed during checks. Hours before the home break-in, during an argument in a car with the woman, officers say he allegedly pulled the handbrake while the vehicle was moving, causing a crash against the guardrail. In that incident, the man allegedly threatened to kill her multiple times. On instructions from the prosecutor’s office in Ivrea, the man was placed under house arrest at his mother’s home while awaiting a validation hearing.