Story from Jam Press (Mafia Village Seized) Pictured: A video grab of the police seizing a mini 'mafia holiday village' that was built illegally, 40 years ago. VIDEO: Cops seize mini 'mafia holiday village' with 43 homes illegally built 40 years agoPolice have seized a mini "mafia holiday village" consisting of 43 homes – four decades after it sprung up in a prime real estate spot by the sea.Brothers Salvatore, Domenico and Pasquale Belforte from the Belforte Clan began building the holiday village in the 1980s.Pasquale is a construction entrepreneur.The homes started out as small containers in a popular area of dunes and pine forests.Seven of the villas were occupied by close relatives of Salvatore and Domenico, who have been in prison for years.The two brothers were bosses and founders of the clan from Marcisiane in northern Italy.Their holiday village is located in Bagnara di Castel Volturno in the north-west of Naples.It was erected in plain sight, but no one ever reported it.Prosecutors ordered the seizure of the properties, which were illegally constructed on public land, on Wednesday 28 August, according to local media.Every summer, the same families gathered at the site, even after the two bosses were arrested.Pasquale, their sister, Rosa, and about 18 other close relatives were holidaying in the village at the time of the seizure.They were among 65 people identified and evicted by the police and the coastguard.The Belforte Clan is among the oldest and most powerful clans of the notorious Camorra criminal organisation.The clan operates in about 15 towns around and in Marcisiane, as reported by NeedToKnow.Its alleged activities include drug trafficking, extortion, loan sharking and construction.The Camorra from Campania is among Italy's "big three" mafias, along with the 'Ndrangheta from Calabria and Cosa Nostra from Sicily.ENDSEDITOR'S NOTE: Quotations have been translated to English.Video Usa,Fotografija:903147019, Licenca:Rights-managed, Omejitve:, Model izdaje:no

Našli so ga v skrivališču v stanovanju v neapeljski četrti Barra. Simbolična fotografija: Profimedia

V Neaplju prijeli šefa mafijske združbe Camorra

Italijanska policija je v Neaplju prijela šefa mafijske združbe Camorra Ciara Andolfija, ki je na seznamu 100 najnevarnejših kriminalcev italijanskega notranjega ministrstva. Našli so ga v skrivališču v stanovanju v neapeljski četrti Barra.

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Po navedbah italijanskih preiskovalcev je 49-letni Andolfi na begu od leta 2022. Zaradi članstva v mafijski organizaciji, izsiljevanja z mafijskimi metodami in korupcije je obsojen na osem let in tri mesece zaporne kazni.

Na posnetku, ki ga je po prijetju objavila italijanska žandarmerija, je videti policiste, ki v temi vstopajo v stanovanje. V steni ene od sob je vidna luknja, ki jo je zakrival radiator, za njim pa je bilo spretno skrito skrivališče, navaja dpa.

Camorra je ena najbolj zloglasnih italijanskih mafijskih združb. Sedež ima v Neaplju in Caserti, deluje pa po vsem svetu.

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