The DIA (Italian Anti-Mafia Investigation Department) seizes assets worth over €100 million from six loan sharks in Ladispoli. The DIA Operations Center in Rome and the Carabinieri Company in Civitavecchia have seized assets worth €100 million traced to Patrizio Massaria, 64, Giuseppe D'Alpino, 72, Carlo Risso, 52, Angelo Lombardi, 56, and Francesco Naseddu, 51, all residents of Ladispoli. They are believed to be responsible, in various capacities, for a gang that over time allowed them to illicitly accumulate a huge fortune, primarily through a complex usury scheme targeting local citizens and business owners in financial difficulty, many of whom were also addicted to gambling. The order was issued by the Prevention Measures Section of the Court of Rome. The Rome DIA, through complex investigative investigations, has reconstructed the dynamics of the syndicate. Made up of a large number of individuals of Campanian origin who had long been established in Ladispoli, in the province of Rome, they had successfully transferred the Neapolitan Camorra's modus operandi to that area for the dissemination and management of illicit trafficking, as evidenced, among other things, in several sentences handed down against them. With today's rulings, the Rome Court has therefore fully upheld the DIA's accusation, ordering not only the confiscation of the assets of those involved, but also the preventive measure of special surveillance with an obligation to remain in residence for four of the suspects. The investigations into the group have revealed how, through the usury lending system, the group had built a veritable economic empire. The confiscated assets, valued at over €100 million, consist of 49 luxury properties, including villas with swimming pools, luxury apartments, and flats, all located in the municipalities of Ladispoli and Civitavecchia; 8 vehicles; 23 banking and financial accounts; and 5 companies and their related shares.
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