Threats from the new boss to the mayor of Sant'Antonio Abate, she reports and has him arrested

Threats to the mayor from the new boss of Sant'Antonio Abate, she reports them and has them arrested.

And so they ended up in handcuffs Luigi Verdoliva, a 30-year-old from Sant'Antonio Abate considered by the Anti-Mafia as the new local boss, and his arm John On The, 43 years old called “Tyson”, he was the extortionist of the new clan. Under investigation, but free, instead, four other members of the clan, which is seeking space in the area in opposition to the historic Fontanella clan.

The investigation was conducted by the Carabinieri of the Torre Annunziata investigative unit - as Il Mattino reports - who executed a precautionary custody order in prison, issued by the investigating judge of the Naples court at the request of District Anti-Mafia Directorate (prosecutor Rosa Volpe, deputy Sergio Ferrigno, substitute Joseph Cimmarotta).

“The mayor should mind his own business, stop acting like a policeman, otherwise something could happen to his children.” This is the message delivered to the young mayor of Abate. But Ilaria Abagnale did not get too upset and reported them, having them arrested.

It all started a few months ago when he was arrested red-handed Raffaele Cestaro, a 35-year-old who had broken into a municipal construction site, threatening employees and a businessman. Then two complaints arrived from two other businessmen, from whom Verdoliva and his men had asked for protection money.

Then the camorra the local raised the stakes and there was a fire inside the canning company's yard “The Rosina” last March, which caused damages of over 300 thousand euros to machinery and material. For this episode, investigators have identified Giovanni Sullo “Tyson” as the alleged responsible.

The mayor: “I hope other entrepreneurs follow my example and report it”

Then the threats to the mayor who commented on the arrest of the new boss and his right-hand man in the following way to Il Mattino: “As soon as I learned that my children were in danger, I understood that an act of courage was needed,” Ilaria Abagnale comments, “and that I could no longer wait, for the good of my family and the city. I reported it and I hope that my choice can be an example for the entrepreneurs of Sant'Antonio Abate. Only in this way can we defend our city and guarantee a future for our children. It is clear that as long as I am mayor, there will be no room for them here.”