Four people, believed to be affiliated with the Aprea Camorra clan , were subjected to arrest as a crime suspect as part of the investigation into the fire action committed last April 17 in the Barra district, eastern outskirts of Naples, during which she was injured a 25-year-old completely unrelated to the facts.
The Carabinieri of the Provincial Command of Naples carried out the arrest, issued by the Dda of Naples, against 4 subjects seriously suspected of the crimes of attempted murder, possession and illegal carrying of common firearms, aggravated by the method and by the mafia purposes.
According to what has been reconstructed by the investigations carried out by the Investigative Unit and by the Company of Naples Poggioreale, the ambush is part of the armed conflict for the management and control of illegal activities in the eastern city by the Aprea clan , which together with the clan De Luca Bossa, Minichini Schisa, Casella and Rinaldi make up the mafia cartel called Alleanza di Secondigliano led by the Camorra families of Licciardi, Contini-Bosti and Mallardo .
The action, committed in broad daylight, in the crowd and with an uncovered face, was aimed at providing an outdoor demonstration of the military strength of the Aprea clanin order to guarantee the control of the territory through the immediate and blatant repression of any conduct that could question its power.
The suspects, in an attempt to hit the designated victim who had fled, voluntarily exploded, at man's height, numerous gunshots in the presence of numerous people present at that time on the street and injured the woman who was walking with partner. The woman was then taken and treated at the Ospedale del Mare.
The investigations developed over time have shown how the Aprea clan, established in the historic stronghold of Corso Sirena, is absolutely operational and equipped with a consistent availability of weapons, as also emerges from recent seizures, which confirms its dangerousness, strengthened by the alliance with the other powerful families of Camorra.