Today at 17 p.m. in Arzano, the Committee for Liberation from the Camorra – Northern Area of Naples will be in Piazza Sant'Agrippino: "Giovanni, the businessman who reported the extortion won't be left alone."
"This afternoon we will concretely demonstrate our solidarity by standing next to Giovanni, the Arzano businessman targeted by the Camorristi of the 167 of Arzano. We are mobilizing and turning on a spotlight because we know well that the Camorristi are used to arrests and murders and know well how to reorganize themselves to continue to impose their will with the force of violence and we must absolutely not think that a few arrests will be enough to stop them".
This was stated by members of the Camorra Liberation Committee of the Northern Area of Naples , who will be in Piazza Sant'Agrippino in Arzano today, Tuesday, April 11, at 17 p.m., where the 167 clans have set up a drug dealing center, threatening anyone they believe might hinder them, including the mother of the businessman whose reports a few days ago led to the arrest of four clan members who had demanded €2.000 to keep the bar open.
"Giovanni reported the Camorra, but for every businessman who reports, many others are currently paying the extortion rackets imposed by the clans in the Naples metropolitan area. We must take every possible initiative to ensure that more and more people report the extortionists," added representatives of the Camorra Liberation Committee in the area north of Naples. They will meet to prepare the next steps at the very location targeted by the Camorra, the Bar Bellagio on Via Atellana, across from the Mercatone.
