Arzano, the nightmare of illegal parking attendants returns, with the shadow of the 167 clan lurking.

Arzano – There's no peace for those visiting their deceased in the cemetery consortium area serving the municipalities of Arzano, Casoria, and Casavatore. The plague of illegal parking attendants continues to plague the area with a constant, annoying, and increasingly structured presence.

A phenomenon that, especially on Saturdays and Sundays, goes beyond a simple disturbance of the public peace and turns into a veritable systematic extortion operation, imposed through the force of intimidation on anyone seeking a parking space.

Impunity guaranteed by the lookouts

A dense network of lookouts ensures the gang's impunity: "lookouts" positioned at key points in the area, ready to raise the alarm as soon as a law enforcement patrol appears on the horizon.

The new face linked to the 167 clan

Recently, the team of fake parking managers has been enriched by a new figure who is raising serious concerns. According to reports, this individual is closely related to four high-ranking members of the "167" Camorra clan.

The man, now a regular presence and based on numerous and detailed reports from motorists, is believed to be primarily responsible for the latest demands for money: rigid and peremptory financial demands that transform parking into a forced access fee.

The modus operandi to escape controls

The modus operandi used to evade detection is effective and emblematic. When the patrol cars or local police cars arrive on the scene, the "new" parking attendant, forewarned by his accomplices, leaves the area outside and promptly takes refuge inside the cemetery, camouflaging himself among the chapels and paths of the cemetery.

After the alarm, everything starts again

Once the alarm was over and the police had left, the man casually reemerged from the gates and resumed demanding the money, restoring to the area that atmosphere of impunity that exasperated citizens were clamoring to break.

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