Naples. They were on sale at a stall in Secondigliano le T shirt praising the camorra.
The anti-mafia commission had intervened on the new iconographic initiative of organised crime a few days ago, with a question addressed to the Ministers of the Interiorand Justice and the Economical progress which, taking up a news item published by the Mattino di Napoli, reported the sale of t-shirts praising the Camorra.
The Prefect of Naples Marco Valentini, at the forefront of the well-known activity of contrasting the mythologization of the symbols of the Camorra in the city and in the whole province of Naples, has promptly activated the Public Order and Safety Committee and after extensive research not only online, but also in the area, the Financial Police of the Naples Provincial Command identified and seized 50 T-shirts displayed on an illegal stall.
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In some cases they featured counterfeit logos of Serie A football teams and in other cases a decal of a black octopus grabbing Italy and the word “camorra”.
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It was the financiers of the 2nd Metropolitan Operational Nucleus of Naples who seized the T-shirts. The operation took place in Via Roma, near the prison of Secondigliano. The street vendor fled as soon as he saw the patrol approaching for the check, but he will still be reported for the crimes of trademark counterfeiting and receiving stolen goods, for the football shirts.
The investigations by the Guardia di Finanza continue for his identification and will also be aimed at identifying the production and distribution chains, including online, of t-shirts praising the Camorra.
Citizens are therefore invited to report to the Guardia di Finanza, also through the “117” service, anyone responsible for the sale of counterfeit items, especially if they praise mafia symbols.
