Drug routes in Barcelona: penis for over 200 years in prison

Over two hundred years in prison. The sentence of the 29 abbreviated judgments of the “Spice Express” procedure on the maxi drug trafficking between Barcelona, ​​Milazzo and the surrounding area, at the end of the preliminary hearing held in the past few months in front of the Gup of Messina Salvatore Pugliese, arrived just before 1pm yesterday.

The requests of the accusation – three prosecutors engaged, the substitutes of the DDA of Messina Francesco Massara and Roberto Conte, with the colleague of the Barcelona prosecutor Veronica De Toni, applied for this investigation -, had registered in June (28 convictions for a total of about 220 years in prison), then the long cycle of the defensive arriving of the many lawned lawyers had begun.

Here is the detail of the verdict read in the classroom by the Apulian Gup, in summary out of 29 defendants involved, it was 26 convictions and 3 total acquittals. In several cases the sentences go beyond the requests of the accusation.

The sentence: Alessandro Abbas, 6 years and 8 months (granted the mitigating for the repentant); Gabriele Antonino Abbas, 6 years old (granted the mitigating for the repentant); Giuseppe Alosi, 8 years and 4 months; Stefania Antonuccio, 10 years old; Michel Baccarini, 10 years old; Salvatore Biscari, one year and 6 months; Ambra Cambria, 10 years old; Domenico Cambria, 16 years old and 2 months, Alfio Campo, acquittal “for not having committed the fact” (the accusation had asked for 5 years and 8 months); Marco Chivi, acquittal “for not having committed the fact” (the accusation had asked for 9 years and 8 months); Bartolo Costantino, acquittal “because the fact is not required by law as a crime” (the accusation had asked for 8 months); Antonino D’Alura, 12 years old; Francesco D’Amico, 13 years old; Luigi De Gaetano, 14 years old; Christmas Aniello, 4 years and 50 thousand euros of fine; Caterina Floramo, 8 years and 6 months; Mariano Foti, 13 years old; Alessia Agata Fugazzotto, 6 years old; Filippo Genovese, 10 years old; Ahmed Hamzaoui, 4 years and 8 months plus 20 thousand euros of fine; Gianluca La Cava, 13 years old; , Giuseppe Maiore, 15 years old; Giuseppe Maiorana, 6 years and 8 months plus 20 thousand euros of fine; Emanuele Nastasi, 18 years old (the highest penalty decided by the gup); Giacomo Oneto, 13 years old; Alexey Rozanov, 8 years old; Efisio Ruggeri 4 years and 8 months plus 50 thousand euros of fine; Giovanni Sofia, 6 years and 20 thousand euros of fine; Nicola Terrizzi, 4 months and a thousand euros of fine.

The “Spice Express”, an investigation by the Carabinieri of the Operational Department of Messina and the Barcelona Company lasting months, is the story of an organization that imported everything, also from Holland, but above all guaranteed to the boys the “Spice X”, the very dangerous synthetic drug that literally burns your brain day after day. There were many who managed the traffic that flooded with drugs above all Barcelona and Milazzo, each with a precise role, but the 38 -year -old Barcelona Filippo Genovese said the “Scottish” at that time, who then became a collaborator of justice and told everything.

A group also dedicated to importing from Campania, Calabria, Spain, Lombardy, and then to the detention and marketing of drugs, including the dangerous synthetic cannabinoid known as “spice”, and then cocaine and marijuana. The operation was completed thanks to the revelations as well as of Genoese also by Gabriele Abbas, another of the traffic managers. At different times they then became collaborators of justice. The organization, operating since 2019, used a network of drug dealers and suppliers, with well -defined roles within the group. The operation also revealed an armed group and made up of over ten people, including individuals dedicated to the use of drugs, further aggravating the accusations. The intervention of the Carabinieri of the Operational Unit of the Barcelona Company represented a serious blow for the drug trafficking, for one of the most dangerous organizations in recent years.