Santa Maria Capua Vetere, a new prison order has been issued: a 28-year-old must serve more than five years.

The final settlement has been reached with the justice system for a young convicted felon from Aversa. This morning, Carabinieri officers from the Cesa station went to the "Francesco Uccella" prison in Santa Maria Capua Vetere to serve a concurrent sentence order issued by the Criminal Enforcement Office of the Public Prosecutor's Office at the Court of Naples North. The addressee of the order is a 28-year-old man from Aversa, already known to law enforcement and currently behind bars for another matter.

The new prison order aggregates the various crimes committed by the young man over a four-year period, between 2021 and 2025. According to the final sentences, the twenty-eight-year-old will serve a total prison sentence of five years, six months, and twenty-one days. This significant prison term stems from final convictions for possession with intent to distribute narcotics and aggravated theft, activities the man had primarily engaged in in the Aversa area.

Today's execution of the order represents the latest step in a series of investigations that have documented the young man's ongoing criminal activity in the Aversa area. With the notification of the cumulative sentences, his prison sentence has been significantly extended, definitively closing the case regarding the outstanding charges accumulated in recent years. The Carabinieri officers from Cesa promptly informed the ordering judicial authority of the notification of the restrictive order within the Aversa prison.