Police arrested 14 members and associates of the Libri crime family, among the most powerful 'Ndrangheta clans in the city of Reggio Calabria. The inquiry started after the death of the boss Pasquale Libri in 2017 and it showed the new heads of the clan. In the police wiretaps Filippo Chirico, son-in-law of Pasquale Libri, talked about a 'cupola' formed by 7 bosses in order to run the city and led by the lawyer Giorgio De Stefano, strongly linked with the freemasons.