MAZZARELLA’S MAFIA VACATION ENDS — CARABINIERI RAID SPA & SOCKS SALE
The Mazzarella Clan suffers a setback with Roberto’s arrest.
Roberto Mazzarella was on the list of Italy’s most dangerous fugitives, accused of being the head of the Camorra Mazzarella clan, which controls organized crime in the Napoli region.
Italian authorities were searching for him since January 2025, when he escaped a European arrest warrant for murder aggravated by mafia-related offenses that was issued by the Court of Naples.
His fugitive days ended yesterday in a luxury resort in Vietri sul Mare, in the Salerno area, where Carabinieri arrested him.
Arrestato dai carabinieri il boss di camorra Roberto #Mazzarella, fra i latitanti più pericolosi. Era nascosto con la famiglia in un resort di lusso in Costiera Amalfitana.#Tg1 Giuseppe La Venia pic.twitter.com/7WppLLfPga
“Mazzarella, 48, was fourth on the Ministry of the Interior’s list of the most dangerous fugitives (source in Italian). With this capture, the list of Italy’s so-called superlatitantes is reduced to three names: Attilio Cubeddu, Giovanni Motisi and Renato Cinquegranella.
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