Italian police arrested 48-year-old Roberto Mazzarella, who led one of the Camorra mafia clans. The arrest took place in a luxury villa on the Amalfi Coast on Saturday. Mazzarella had been hiding for more than a year under a false name, with his wife and two children by his side. Refresher.sk ↗ aktuality.sk ↗
The Mazzarella clan is known mainly for its involvement in counterfeiting money in Naples. Roberto Mazzarella was charged with murder and was one of the most wanted mafia bosses. The arrest was carried out by Italian law enforcement authorities, including Carabinieri units. seznamzpravy.cz ↗
Mazzarella's rule over the clan lasted a long time before police located him in the lucrative resort on the Amalfi Coast. The arrest represents a significant success for Italian law enforcement authorities in their fight against organized crime. Spiegel.de ↗
Italian police arrested mafia boss Roberto Mazzarella on the Amalfi Coast
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Zatkli bossa jedného z klanov talianskej mafie camorra. V luxusnej vile na Amalfskom pobreží sa skrýval s manželkou a dvoma deťmi
Refresher.sk
| 11:53 04.04.
Italská policie zadržela šéfa jednoho z klanů mafie Camorra
seznamzpravy.cz
| 16:21 04.04.
Talianska polícia zatkla na Amalfskom pobreží šéfa neapolského mafiánskeho klanu
aktuality.sk
| 12:50 04.04.
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