Camorra, house arrest granted to the son-in-law of the Pozzuoli boss, under investigation for a series of extortion cases.
The precautionary measures required for Gennaro Amirante have been eased, and the Neapolitan judicial authorities have granted him house arrest. Amirante, 43, son-in-law of Pozzuoli boss Gennaro Longobardi, was in prison on charges of a series of extortion cases.
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Investigators are accusing Amirante (who is defended by lawyers Raffaele Chiummariello and Massimo Vetrano) of a series of extortions.
The decision was made by the first section of the Naples Court of Appeal. For several extortion demands, such as that against the owner of a well-known Pozzuoli restaurant, Amirante was convicted, including in the second instance, along with his father-in-law.
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