19 individuals linked to influential mafia organization apprehended by law enforcement.

Mafia tactics involve various illegal actions such as blackmail, violence, and other severe crimes.

September 30th 2024.

19 individuals linked to influential mafia organization apprehended by law enforcement.
Authorities have announced that a total of 19 individuals have been taken into custody by Italian police due to their alleged involvement with the notorious 'Ndrangheta mafia group. The charges range from mild to severe, with accusations including criminal association and even the use of "mafia methods."

These "mafia methods" encompass a range of illegal activities such as extortion and assault, among others. The investigation has revealed that the criminal network in question has ties to the 'Ndrangheta, a powerful and infamous mafia organization that has gained notoriety in recent years, rivaling even the well-known Sicilian mob.

It is believed that the suspects were attempting to gain control over all profitable business ventures surrounding the Giuseppe Meazza stadium, also known as San Siro, which is home to both Inter Milan and AC Milan. This includes areas such as parking, food, ticket sales, and souvenir stands. In addition, investigators have also uncovered possible involvement in drug trafficking.

Among those arrested were Luca Lucci and Renato Bosetti, leaders of the Inter Milan and AC Milan "ultras" fan groups, respectively. Lucci, who had previously been convicted on drug charges, and Bosetti were joined by other notable figures such as Giancarlo Lombardi, a former top fan of AC Milan known as "The Baron," and Christian Rosiello, who is said to be the bodyguard of popular Italian rapper Fedez.

According to Italy's anti-mafia prosecutor Giovanni Melillo, this case serves as a clear warning of the dangers of organized crime infiltrating both professional and non-professional soccer. He emphasized the need to acknowledge and address these risks, rather than turning a blind eye.

Milan prosecutor Marcello Viola also clarified that both Inter Milan and AC Milan are considered "offended parties" in this investigation, as they have implemented measures to prevent any wrongdoing. However, they will also need to prove that they have completely severed any ties with any delinquent supporters, Viola added.

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