Sono accusati di aver rubato almeno dieci auto ad Aversa e di aver tentato di estorcere denaro alle vittime per la restituzione dei veicoli, secondo il metodo noto come “cavallo di ritorno”. Cinque uomini, di età compresa tra i 36 e i 50 anni, residenti tra Aversa e l’hinterland napoletano, sono stati arrestati dai carabinieri su ordine del Gip del Tribunale di Napoli Nord.
Those arrested must answer for theft, extortion, receiving stolen goods, evasion and violation of obligations imposed by the judge. Some of them, in fact, were already under house arrest or under special surveillance when they committed the crimes. The investigation, coordinated by the Prosecutor's Office of Naples North, started from the complaint of a victim.
The latter had reported that her car had been robbed and then contacted by the thieves, who had asked her for 800 euros to return the vehicle. Thanks to video surveillance cameras and wiretaps, the carabinieri were able to reconstruct the various thefts and discover that after each theft, the suspects contacted the victims to organize the "return horse".
Article published on 6 June 2024 - 12:24
