Naples, this is how the Formicolas managed the drug dealing squares in the 'Bronx'. THE NAMES OF THE 24 INVESTIGATED

Eight people were jailed, four of them ordered to remain outside of Campania, and two were also required to report to the police daily, along with 12 other suspects at large. This is the result of an investigation into the Formicola clan, which has controlled illicit activities in the Bronx area of ​​San Giovanni a Teduccio for years. Today, investigating judge Dario Gallo, at the request of the Naples Anti-Mafia Directorate, signed the 729-page pre-trial detention order for the suspects. The investigating judge writes: "We are, in fact, in the presence of a particularly structured and organized criminal group, rooted in the territory and characterized by the structural requirements and functional connotations typical of a Camorra-type organization. In this sense, what is significant, in addition to the proven use of a previously agreed-upon cryptic language, are the welfare provided by the group to its detained members, the payment of periodic salaries to its members (also based on earnings), the territorial control carried out by affiliates and supporters, the proven availability of "dedicated" telephone lines and motorcycles, and the recruitment of workers." The telephone interception operations, carried out from July 2013 to March 2014, made it possible to demonstrate the existence and operation of three distinct and autonomous drug dealing centers of cocaine and hashish, the first two rooted in the Naples-San Giovanni a Teduccio neighborhood, the third in San Giorgio a Cremano.
The first drug dealing square, which had as its object the sale of cocaine, was located inside and near the home of Ronza Anita and Fusaro Ernesto, located in vico 1°Marina ai Due Palazzi, in the neighborhood of Napoli-San Giovanni a Teduccio, an area that has always been under the criminal control of the Formiicola clan, and was managed by Rispoli Salvatore, son of Formicola Giulia. Rispoli Salvatore gave the necessary directives and provided supplies to the drug dealing square, materially managed by the couple Fusaro/Ronza; in this activity, Rispoli was constantly assisted, on an operational level, by Ciccone Enzo and Visone Antonio, who also supported Fusaro Ernesto in controlling the square; the supplies of cocaine were ensured by Donadeo Luigi. After the arrest of Rispoli Salvatore, which occurred in 2013, the economic and accounting control of the drug dealing square was assumed by Formicola Giulia, mother of Rispoli.
According to the investigations, "The event caused a breakdown in the internal balance of the association because Formicola exercised a much tighter control than that exercised until then by his son over the proceeds of the criminal activity. This caused discontent in Fusaro Ernesto and Ronza Anita, who, at first (October 2013), obtained from Formicola Giulia and Rispolì Assunta the authorization to be able to turn to another supplier (in this case, Scognamiglio Antonio) with the agreement to pay half of the profits to the clan; then, they definitively distanced themselves from the association, resorting to other supply channels".
In particular, following the arrest of Fusaro Ernesto, which occurred on 4.12.2013 due to the worsening of the house arrest measure to which he was subjected, Ronza Anita took over the direct management of the drug dealing area, completely breaking away from the gang directed by Giulia Formicola and independently obtaining drugs first from Donadeo Maurizio (December 2013) and then from Scognamiglio Antonio (February/March 2014), the latter being an individual not connected to the Rispoli/Formicola clan. Ronza therefore carried out, in full autonomy and sometimes with the collaboration of his brother-in-law Fusaro Salvatore and the buyer Palermo Ferdinando, an incessant retail cocaine dealing activity in favor of a plurality of individuals, not only near his home in Naples-San Giovamù a Teduccio, but also in Cercola, near his mother's home, located in via Matilde Serao n.18. In the retail dealing activity, Fusaro Ernesto, being under house arrest, needed the collaboration of other individuals. In addition to his partner, Ciccone Enzo and Visone Antonio, Fusaro also availed himself of Fusaro Giuseppe and Fusaro Vincenza. During the phase of direct management of the association by Formicola Giulia, the figures of Rispoli Assunta, daughter of Formicola Giulia, emerged, with the role of acting as an intermediary between her mother and the Fusaro/Ronza couple, and Fusaro Vincenza, with the task of conveying messages from the prisoner Rispoli Salvatore to his brother Fusaro Ernesto. The investigative activities also allowed the uncovering of two other drug dealing areas, completely independent from the Rispoli/Formicola association.
That is, the cocaine-type drug dealing square organized by Donadeo Maurizio and Rispoli Massimo inside the “Cristoforo Colombo” park, located in Corso Protopisani n. 84 in the Neapolitan neighborhood of San Giovanni a Teduccio, and the hashish-type drug dealing square organized by Pagano Antonio, with the help of his wife Magro Emanuela, in his home in San Giorgio a Cremano. The gang headed by Rispoli Salvatore was rooted in the Neapolitan neighborhood of San Giovanni a Teduccio, an area that had always been under the criminal control of the Formicola clan, and directly managed, through Fusaro Ernesto and Ronza Anita, a cocaine-type drug dealing square in Vico I Marina ai Due Palazzi (a branch of Corso San Giovanni a Teduccio) and surrounding areas, where the home of the aforementioned (cohabitants) was located. The sales were completed by the Fusaro/Ronza couple, after telephone contact with the buyer on duty and setting the meeting place either near their home or near public establishments.
THE INVESTIGATED
1) CAPPELLO Alessandro, born in S. Giorgio a Cremano on 129.06.1988;

2) CICCONE Enzo born in Naples on 124.08.1987; IN PRISON

3) DONADEO Luigi born in Naples on 07.07.1970; IN PRISON

4) DONADEO Maurizio born in Naples on 24.06.1978; IN PRISON

5) FORMICOLA Giulia born in Naples on 05.04.1965; IN PRISON

6) FUSARO Ernesto, born in Naples on 05.11.1982; IN PRISON

7) FUSARO Vincenza born in Naples on 05.11.1989; (investigated)

8) FUSARO Giuseppe born in Naples on 118.03.1988/XNUMX/XNUMX; (under investigation)

9) FUSARO Salvator~ born in Naples on 04.02.1984; (under investigation)

I) GUARINO Raimondo born in Naples on 03.09.1973; (investigated)

11) IMPERATO Vittorio born in Torre del Greco on 18.09.1982; (under investigation)

12) MAGRO Emanuela born in Naples on 118.12.1985/XNUMX/XNUMX; (investigated)

13) PAGANO Antonio born in Torre del Grero on 02.07.1978; (residence prohibited in Campania)

14) PAGANO Luca born Torre del Greco ì\26.09.1990; (investigated)

15) PALERMO Ferdinando born in S. Giorgio a Cremano on 04.09.1982; (prohibition of residence in Campania)

16) POMPEO Aniello born in Torre del Greco 1, collaborator of justice;

17) POMPEO Rosa born in Tone del Greco 1128.01.83, collaborator of justice;

18) RISPOLI Assunta born in Naples on 4.08; (prohibited from residing in Campania)

19) RISPOLI Massimo born in Naples on 121.12.1977; IN PRISON

20) RISPOLI Salvatore born in Naples on 25.03.1984; IN PRISON

21) RONZA Anita born in Naples on 27.11.1984; (prohibition of residence in Campania)

22) SCOGNAMIGLIO Antonio born in Naples on 20.11.78; IN PRISON

23) VANNUCCINI Luigi born in Torre del Greco 31.01.1970; (under investigation)

24) VISONE Antonio born in Naples on 22.07.1987, collaborator of justice;