Camorra: blitz contro clan Alfieri a Pompei 21 arresti e 2 ricercati 18 Novembre 2020 Sono 21 gli indagati cui è stata notificata dai carabinieri di Pompei una di custodia cautelare emessa dal gip partenopeo che devono rispondere, a vario titolo di asso
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Camorra: blitz contro clan Alfieri a Pompeì 21 arresti e 2 ricercati
18 Novembre, 2020
Sono 21 gli indagati cui è stata notificata dai carabinieri di Pompei una di custodia cautelare emessa dal gip partenopeo che devono rispondere, a vario titolo di associazione a delinquere di stampo mafioso, associazione a delinquere finalizzata al traffico di appalti comunali, minaccia, detenzione e porto di armi e munizioni, reati aggravati dal fine di avvantaggiare il sodalizio camorristico. Altri due indagati (il provvedimento restrittivo infatti riguarda 23 persone) sono ancora ricercati.
L'indagine, che si avvale di dichiarazioni di collaboratori di giustizia, ha permesso di individuare vertici e affiliati del clan Alfieri, egemone nel territorio dei quartieri di Miano, Marianella, Chiaiano, Piscinola, Don Guanella, Colli Aminei, Sanità Pompei Castellamare; da affiliati alla cosca, che commercializzavano Rifiuti incompravendite all'ingrosso. Alcuni indagati messi sotto controllo telefonicamente e pedinati. Il gruppo criminale ha sottoposto 11 titolari di attivita' commerciali, imponendo la fornitura di generi alimentari, costringendoli ad astenersi dal vendere nella zona sotto controllo del clan. La.magistratura continua ad indagare e dispone per gli indagati l'obbligo di firma e domiciliari. Finisce di nuovo sotto inchiesta anche il neomelodico Fabiano ( Serao Paolo ) di anni 39 noto già alle.forze dell'ordine per un processo in fase di conclusioni.
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