A Roman judge has denied house arrest for two men allegedly involved in the attempted attack on Italian journalist Sigfrido Ranucci. Pellegrino D'Avino and Antonio Passariello, the two suspects, will remain in jail as the investigation continues. The judge rejected a request for their release to house arrest submitted by their legal teams. This decision stems from the judge’s assessment that the suspects have been “reticent” and “not credible” in their statements to authorities. Details surrounding the attempted attack on Ranucci remain under investigation, but the judge’s ruling indicates a serious view of the potential charges. The denial of house arrest suggests authorities believe the suspects pose a flight risk or could potentially obstruct the ongoing inquiry. Further legal proceedings are expected as the case develops.