Clan Amato Pagano: 160 years in prison. All the sentences

Cuneo: A new sentence has been added to the life sentence already being served for Umberto Onda, considered a leading figure in the Torre Annunziata Camorra. The Cuneo Court has sentenced him to eleven months in prison for resisting and insulting a public official, in connection with an incident that occurred in 2022 during his detention in Cerialdo prison. The threats in section 41-bis. Testifying in court was an assistant chief of the penitentiary police, who was involved in the altercation with the inmate in section 41-bis. According to the officer, the incident arose from a disciplinary warning after Onda was caught talking to other inmates. The situation quickly escalated. "He said he knew I was from Avellino, citing my hometown. He added that he would come pick me up at home, even when I retired," the witness stated. On another occasion, he allegedly added: "It's when you're retired that you have to worry the most." The transfer and the precedents Onda had been transferred to Cuneo in 2022 after a period of detention in the Turin prison of…

Scafati - Despite his 76 years and the special surveillance regime officially classifying him as a "drug dealer," Mario Mainenti has reportedly never abandoned the drug trafficking industry. This is what emerged from the latest raid by Carabinieri officers from the Scafati station, who raided the home of the longtime local crime boss. Upon entering, officers caught the elderly boss and his wife, Fortunata Albano, busy packaging 28 grams of cocaine. The drug, lying on the table, was ready to be divided into doses and released into the Scafati drug market, a market Mainenti allegedly continued to manage despite his criminal record and his residency permit. Investigators consider Mainenti a key figure in the Agro underworld, a drug-dealing "colonel" with a decades-long criminal career. His arrest in flagrante delicto seemed to confirm the investigative hypothesis of a still thriving and centralized drug dealing ring under his direction. For the Carabinieri, the discovery of the drug in that manner represented clear evidence of a violation of the provisions of special surveillance and of the…

An armed organization, deeply rooted in the territory and capable of imposing silence with the weight of its name and criminal history. The Naples Anti-Mafia Directorate dismantles the Gagliardi clan: at its head is the boss Angelo "Mangianastri", a convicted mafia member. Extortion, drugs, and territorial control: this is how the Camorra reorganized after the dissolution of the La Torre clan. The investigation that changes face. At first, it seemed like an investigation like many others, filed with the Santa Maria Capua Vetere Prosecutor's Office. Then, step by step, wiretap after wiretap, the picture broadened to reveal a far more complex and dangerous reality. For this reason, the case was passed to the Naples District Anti-Mafia Directorate: because behind the drug trafficking, the long shadow of a stable, armed, and far from disjointed Camorra structure emerged. A Camorra that had never truly ceased to rule Mondragone. The boss and the criminal memory of the area. At the center of it all is Angelo Gagliardi, born in 1954, known as "Mangianastri" (Tape Eater). A nickname that carries the weight of a sentence in Mondragone. According to the magistrates, he is the clan's leader and promoter...