Camorra war in Castellammare di Stabia: the Anti-Mafia Prosecutor's Office of Naples has requested the indictment of the bosses Sergio Mosca and Vincenzo D'Alessandro, considered among other things to be the instigators of the murder of the PD municipal councillor of Castellammare di Stabia, Luigi Tommasino, which occurred on February 3, 2009.
The ongoing trial before preliminary hearing judge Federica De Bellis has eight people charged with five murders and two attempted murders. Prosecutor Giuseppe Cimmarotta has asked the judge for a summary trial for other charges against the three "repentants" Salvatore Belviso, Raffaele Polito, and Renato Knight, also involved in the murder of Tommasino with Catello Romano (for these four the sentences are definitive).
The proceedings are evaluating the positions of eight defendants, on trial, on various counts, for five murders and two attempted murders.
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Carolei, who is not involved in the Tommasino murder, is also responsible, as the instigator, for the death of an innocent victim of the Camorra: Federico Donnarumma, one of the two people killed on October 28, 2008 in Gragnano.
The real target of the ambush was Carmine D'Antuono, and Donnarumma was shot by Romano because he was in D'Antuono's company. The next hearings, scheduled for March 10 and 17, will include, among other things, the defense arguments for the defendants, and the sentencing will likely be announced on the 17th.
(pictured: from top left: Enzo D'Alessandro, Sergio Mosca, Paolo Carolei, Renato Cavaliere, Salvatore Belsivo, Catello Romano, and Antonio Lucchese)
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It's an article that makes you think about how justice can sometimes be slow, but I hope that there will finally be some results. Trials like these are important to stop violence in our society. The Camorra must not win.