The removal of murals and shrines to the Camorra and crime continues in the Neapolitan area.
This morning the municipal administration of Napoli, assisted by the police, has removed a commemorative plaque, located between via Sambuco and via Toscanini, in the Ponticelli neighborhood dedicated to Gennaro Castaldi, a criminal killed in a robbery in 2013 together with 19-year-old Arturo Minichini, has been removed. Castaldi was arrested in 2011 on charges of extortion aggravated by mafia methods, he asked for "pizzo" from the traders of the Rione Incis local market on behalf of the Sarno clan. Also in the morning in Cercola, in via Faraone, the municipal administration, assisted by the police, has removed a "small altar" dedicated to Luigi Bevar, a criminal killed on January 27, 2003 in a Camorra ambush.
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“We reported this installation to the Prefect and it was removed. We will continue to give our contribution to this cause, which must be pursued to the end, we must erase the culture of crime from our territory to make room for values and images of legality and justice. Criminals must know that they will no longer be idolized and publicly honored. Their memory created through installations or abusive paintings on public streets will be erased forever. We want to remind everyone that since these “homages” are totally abusive, abusive and illicit activities have been created that are in fact paid by criminals and bosses. We need zero tolerance across all sectors. They must understand this once and for all.” - Borrelli said.
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