Shots fired at Don Peppe Diana's house, activists: "We won't stop"

Four shots were fired at the French window on the first floor of the Don Peppe Diana house in Casal di Principe.

The activists who are "trustingly awaiting" the outcome of the Carabinieri investigations reported it and announced that they will "calmly continue with our work". After the discovery of the shots fired at the headquarters of the committee, a property confiscated from the Camorra, messages of solidarity and an invitation to identify those responsible as soon as possible have arrived from many quarters. "We are with the Committee, we are the same community on the journey to liberate our territories".

Thus in a post on the Facebook profile of Libera Campania where it reads: “we will continue to be “Partisans of Good” and to cultivate hope, inspired by the extraordinary message that Don Peppe's sacrifice has given us. They will not stop us because there is still much to do to wipe out the Camorra from these lands. They will not stop us because the confiscated assets belong to everyone and the “we” built in these years is stronger than any gunshot. In this House, fear is not at home”.

An appeal to the prefect of Caserta It was sent by the provincial coordinator of Articolo Uno Alessandro Tartaglione and the legality manager Antonello Fabrocile so that it is guaranteed “maximum protection for those who work voluntarily every day to ensure that assets confiscated from the Camorra are revived for a social purpose, triggering local development processes and increasing community cohesion, as well as representing moments of training for civic awareness and legality”.

“Probably an intimidating act, because you don't shoot at random, especially in Casal di Principe. Against the headquarters of the association dedicated to Don Peppe Diana. Very serious”.

This is how the president of the Parliamentary Anti-Mafia Commission, Nicola Morra, commented on the news of the gunshots fired against the house of Don Peppe Diana in Casal di Principe. "A disturbing episode that happened at Casa Don Diana in Casal di Principe (Caserta), where activists reported to the police the explosion of gunshots against the headquarters of the Committee".

The Provincial Coordination of Articolo Uno Caserta and Campania, in expressing maximum solidarity with the volunteers, asks the Prefect of Caserta and the competent authorities to make the maximum effort to identify as soon as possible those responsible for this cowardly act. "The State - we read in a note - must produce the maximum effort to ensure that organized crime does not raise its head in the Caserta area and that the culture of legality is definitively affirmed".

“Maximum protection must be guaranteed – declare the provincial coordinator of Articolo Uno Alessandro Tartaglione and the legality manager Antonello Fabrocile – for those who work voluntarily every day to ensure that the assets confiscated from the Camorra are revived for a social purpose, triggering processes of local development and growth of community cohesion, as well as representing moments of training for civic awareness and legality.

Our party will work to ensure that maximum attention is given to these issues, including by organizing initiatives aimed at disseminating positive experiences as well as highlighting elements of difficulty that limit the legislative spirit that underlies the use of properties confiscated from criminals."