The Guardia di Finanza has carried out a seizure order of movable and real estate assets worth approximately 19 million euros, issued by the Prevention Measures Section of the Naples court. The seizure arises from economic and patrimonial investigations carried out against a multiple convicted felon detained since 2004 (with the end of his sentence expected in 2077) for final convictions for the crimes of mafia-type association, association aimed at drug trafficking, murder, attempted murder, kidnapping of a person, destruction of a corpse, possession and illegal carrying of firearms. The man was an affiliate of the Di Lauro clan, later moving on to the Amato-Pagano splinter groups who
since the end of 2004, have given rise to a violent feud in the Neapolitan neighborhoods of Secondigliano and Scampia and in the municipalities of Melito, Mugnano, Arzano and Casavatore. In particular, the recipient of today’s provision was found to manage and control the sales of cocaine in the Celestial Houses area of Secondigliano on behalf and under the control of the Di Lauros, to whom he provided a significant contribution in numerous criminal events, including four murders committed in 2004. He assumed a top role in the group of splinterists even as a prisoner, making use of the relatives of other prisoners to whom he entrusted the task of carrying the directives he had given outside. The property investigations have made it possible to identify five people belonging to three distinct family groups, without adequate earning capacity, to whom the man has fictitiously registered numerous movable and immovable assets, including, in particular, 18 real estate units in Naples, Melito di Naples (NA), Vitulazio (CE) e Corigliano Rossano (CS) and the business summaries of 2 companies with offices in Naples and Arzano in the fuel distribution and real estate sales sector.
