a list of photo of murdered mobster from all the 5 mafias ( Camorra,Ndrangheta,Mafia etc)









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camorra's murder of Mariano Bacio Terracino, a camorrista from the Sanità.

He takes a woman as hostages, is killed but before shoots a cop.




Don't Bitcha with Me (Furio Giunta)

Man in that video the police finished him off making sure he was dead.

Are those guys that killed the mobster hitman military or federal police? How does it work out in Italy?

These were military police.

Why is the guy wearing a motorcycle helmet? BTW the military police were in the wrong for executing the guy, he should face legal action in my opinion.

You're assuming he would have eventually surrendered and not shot the hostage or the police.

I'm not talking about when the police first shot at him but when he went down and he was clearly no threat then some military police goes in and executes him with 2 shots or so. Also no offense to the police or military but they handled the situation kinda bad but then again they are the military.

I have no problem with the police shooting the guy especially since he had an innocent women hostage but I don't agree with executions and the military police that executed the guy should face legal action in my opinion.

I believe that vid was actually from Portugal and not Italy. There's a Clinica Iketani (beg. of vid billboard) there and military is spelled militar in Portugese. Italian is militare. None of the language sounded Italian and Carabinieri cars aren't painted that way.

He did shoot at the police and shot a cop. Hard to see from the video, but I read it in the youtube comments. Also, anytime military police have to be brought in, you're pretty much fucked.

I never said the guy didn't shoot at the cop, everybody saw the injured cop what I don't agree with is military cops or cops executing people. Didn't you see the clear as day executing by the cops?

Naples - The images of two raids by the Camorra, at Pozzuoli and Giugliano



- Naples - Pictures of two mafia raids filmed from video surveillance. The first in Giugliano, a games room, Hollywood Casino, where they entered with their faces covered with full-face helmet and armed with machine guns, firing first at a few cars in the car park and then against slot machines while brushing shots clients. Another objective, about twenty minutes later, the Big One bowling alley where in Pozzuoli started a fire to the slopes with a flammable liquid, without worrying that the inside was a family with two children. During the escape, exploded shotgun shots against some of the cars in the parking area. (21.04.10)

Naples:death of a young Rumanian in the the general indifference

The paramailitary police are Caribinieri, this i believe is spain...i worked in both countries

Those military police are as crooked as the guy that took the woman as a hostage. I bet they enjoyed killing the guy.

Sick fucks on both sides of the law.

Like Lorenzo stated, the Carabinieri. They are the gendarmerie of Italy.

Great posts Furio. Probably should have come with a disclaimer or something but, but great post.

Like I said, military police.

This is so old already, but anyhow...one less Roma gypsy in Italy..nothing wrong with that.

Why all the tears for this hostage-taking criminal? A bullet in the head is a lot cheaper than a trial and paying for his incarceration.

This is so old already, but anyhow...one less Roma gypsy in Italy..nothing wrong with that. [/quote]


Really???

Why all the tears for this hostage-taking criminal? A bullet in the head is a lot cheaper than a trial and paying for his incarceration. [/quote]

Thank you!!!!!!

I don't give a shit about that guy, that's not the point. Military police shouldn't let their emotions overtake them and act like hired killers. These guys are trained professionals and they should behave like it. And if they can't they should join the mafia or the Los Zetas...

Sympathy for the gun wielding scumbag.....and a comment that it was good that an innocent gypsy girl got blown away......????

Whoa. Rascist much?

Go to Italy. See for yourself. Get back to me.

Go to Italy. See for yourself. Get back to me. [/quote]

OK, I'm there......your point?

that's portuguese, but the shootage is from Brazil - the land of the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympic Games.

it's easy to hear the cops shouting "Larga a arma" (drop the gun) and to see the logo from Record TV in the bottom-right.

I'm sure there are tons of videos like these in the web as there are at least 2 TV channels that air these kinda shows everyday - one loud, flamboyant reporter shouting about the non-stop violence, how every criminal should be arrested and killed and showing real-time police operations. it's a real shame that keeps millions of brazilians alienated just like a blood-thirsty crowd in the Coliseum at a gladiatoral contest in ancient Rome.

and I can tell you that's standard police behavior. I've never taken a hostage at gun-sight in the middle of the streets but everybody has his own story about how they were threatened or bitch-slapped by the pigs.

OK, I'm there......your point? [/quote]

Exactly, then you are well aware of what I'm talking about. I was speaking to MeatBall who is still trying to talk about what carabinieri role in Italy play from the first video, when it wasn't even carabinieri in that video. But I digress, back to this here:
More than likely Roma gypsy have no citizenship. They would slice your throat and rob you blind as soon as look at you. You really should know all this, but anyway... they are all over the beaches with their tents, no place to live, no permanent residence, and making trouble and scamming people is their livelihood. They stand outside the airports waiting to scam people that don't know any better and steal your wallet, they will throw a doll at you, pretend it's a real baby and then rob you (I've personally seen this one). Italy doesn't take too kindly to immigrants (have you seen Lampedusa lately?), there is no sympathy or sleep lost for any injured or dead gypsies in Italy. So one got caught up in the crossfire of a mafia shootout. Big deal. Life goes on as you can clearly see in the video.

My 200th post.

Exactly, then you are well aware of what I'm talking about. I was speaking to MeatBall who is still trying to talk about what carabinieri role in Italy play from the first video, when it wasn't even carabinieri in that video. But I digress, back to this here:
More than likely Roma gypsy have no citizenship. They would slice your throat and rob you blind as soon as look at you. You really should know all this, but anyway... they are all over the beaches with their tents, no place to live, no permanent residence, and making trouble and scamming people is their livelihood. They stand outside the airports waiting to scam people that don't know any better and steal your wallet, they will throw a doll at you, pretend it's a real baby and then rob you (I've personally seen this one). Italy doesn't take too kindly to immigrants (have you seen Lampedusa lately?), there is no sympathy or sleep lost for any injured or dead gypsies in Italy. So one got caught up in the crossfire of a mafia shootout. Big deal. Life goes on as you can clearly see in the video. [/quote]

Yeah, heard all that before I came here and Italians keep telling me the same type thing.....other than seeing gypsies sitting on sidewalks/in the metro/church entrances and begging for change I've yet to see any of the other stuff. Haven't been to Naples yet but have been to plenty of other locations in Italy....have yet to see the big gypsy problem. As far as I'm concerned it's worse in the states. Couldn't gas up, walk outta walmart without getting hit up six times for $$. I even had assholes knock on my door. Anyways, there's tens of thousands of Roma who are Italian citizens, thousands of others carry passports. I'm sure there's some here illegaly. There are Roma who live within mainstream society....live in houses, send their kids to school, hold down jobs etc etc. See no reasoning in your post to justify blowing someone away while walking down the street.
Alot of that crap sounds real familiar to things said about Italians in the states a hundred years or so ago.