The worker who guarded the bribes and the entrepreneurs under investigation

The 350 thousand euro bribes were divided into two bags. They were used to pay - according to the Naples Prosecutor's Office - bribes to secure contracts in the waste sector.

At the center of the investigation is the company Teknoservice of Giugliano, already involved in other investigations and whose vehicles were set on fire a few years ago in the Mugnano di Napoli headquarters.

It is no coincidence that 100 thousand of the 350 thousand euros seized were attributable, according to the Prosecutor's Office, to Giuseppe Spacone, general manager of Teknoservice. The money was contained in two bags: one contained 250 thousand euros and was money that should have been used to pay those who had already voted for the designated candidates. Another 100 thousand euros would have been used to pay bribes and grab a slice of contracts in waste management.

This is the hypothesis that this night has pushed the prosecutor's office of Naples to sign a seizure order for assets equivalent to an anonymous worker's apartment, Cyrus Gentile, di Porches. He was the custodian of those potential 'bribes', sums of cash that would leave no trace and that would be withdrawn when necessary.

Two more are under investigation. The first is Vincent Izzo, entrepreneur of Greek's tower, owner of the fish shop Don Do' known as peas who must answer for vote-buying for elections already passed and not for those to be held in Naples on Sunday and Monday. He had been under house arrest since last April for an investigation into vote-buying in Torre del Greco involving the city councilor Mario Buono, elected on the list “Come on Tower”.

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The 100 thousand euros would be Joseph Spacone, an entrepreneur from Giugliano who deals with waste collection in the Northern area. According to the hypothesis of the Naples Prosecutor's Office, the money would also have been used to pay bribes to secure contracts.

In the evening, in Naples, Torre del Greco and Portici, in the Naples area, the Carabinieri executed a preventive seizure order issued by the investigating judge of Naples, at the request of the prosecutor Mariella Di Mauro and the deputy Giuseppe Lucantonio, against 3 suspects, with various titles, of fraudulent transfer of values ​​and money laundering.

The investigation began last August after the seizure of a large sum of cash in the home of one of the suspects, 350.050 euros, held on behalf of the other two to evade the provisions on asset prevention measures and to facilitate the commission of other crimes.

The two are also being investigated for criminal association aimed at multiple hypotheses of bid rigging, disturbed freedom of the procedure for choosing the contractor, corruption, consummated extortion, criminal association aimed at buying and selling electoral votes.