Camorra, the bosses Enzo D'Alessandro and Sergio Mosca decided the murder of the PD councilor, Gino Tommasino

There's also the boss Sergio Mosca among the six arrested in the anti-Camorra blitz of the DDA of Napoli against the D'Alessandro clan of Castellammare.

And he too, like the boss Enzo D'Alessandro, he is among the instigators of the murder of the municipal councilor of the Democratic Party of Castellammare di Stabia, Gino Tommasino occurred on February 3, 2009,

The other four arrested by the Carabinieri of the investigative unit of Torre Annunziata are Paul Carolei (in prison since yesterday), Roman Castle, (who became a Buddhist and graduated in prison where he confessed to several murders), Michele Massa e Anthony Lucchese.

All believed to be involved in a series of murders and attempted murders such as the double homicide of Carmine D'Antuono e Federico Donnarumma, which occurred in 2008, the latter hit by chance as the real target of the killers was Carmine D'Antuono.

Donnarumma, as Catello Romano confessed last year in his thesis, was killed because he had seen the killer's face. The ambush was carried out in Gragnano, on the morning of 28 October 2008. The murder of the former worker has also been solved Anthony Vitiello, killed on 5 January 2009 along the Panoramic road towards Sorrento, and found lifeless near his car.

 Three more murders by the D'Alessandro clan also revealed

The investigation of the District Anti-Mafia Directorate of Naples (pm Giuseppe Cimmarotta) closes the chapter regarding the murder of the PD councilor Gino Tommasino since all the members of the death squad have been in prison for years and three out of four are collaborators of justice, namely Salvatore Belviso, Renato Knight e Raffaele Polito. While Roman Castle after a short period of repentance he decided to face detention.

Now the arrest of the two instigators, namely Enzo D'Alessandro, who was the only male child of the deceased godfather Michele D'Alessandro still at liberty, and Sergio Mosca. The latter is the father-in-law of Pasquale D'Alessandro, the godfather's eldest son, free for about two years after more than 15 years of detention. Sergio Mosca, who is detained under the 41bis regime, was sentenced last year to 11 years in prison as part of the Domino bis investigation.

(in the photo one of the many images of the murder of Gino Tommasino, and from the left Enzo D'Alessandro, Sergio Mosca, Gino Tommasino, Catello Romano and Paolo Carolei)

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