Body found in car trunk in Naples sparks fears of mafia war
Victim 'dealer, involved with Camorra clan'

(ANSA) - Naples, September 9 - A body found inside a car trunk of a car in the crime-ridden district of Scampia in Naples has sparked fears of a new Camorra mafia war to control criminal activities, in particular drug dealing, in the residential area of 'le Vele', investigators said Monday.
The victim, identified as Domenico Gargiulo, 30, had survived a number of attempted killings, the same sources said.
Police and DDA anti-mafia investigators are following the case.
The body of the man, who was known to police as a drug dealer involved with a local criminal clan, was wrapped in a blanket and his face was covered by a towel, investigative sources said.


Nine people ended up in prison while two others were notified of the ban on staying in Campania as part of an investigation into extortion and drug dealing in the area of ​​Stabia and Vesuvius, in the province of Naples.
The investigation began in 2015 when a leading exponent of the hegemonic family in the Savorito district, that of Imparato (also known as the Paglialoni, supporters of the D'Alessandro clan), approached the owner of a business to impose the supply of goods.
The investigative activity made it possible to ascertain the extortion activity carried out by some of the suspects who, belonging to the Imparato family, carried out, on behalf of third parties, the recovery of unpaid debts even from subjects deemed to belong to other clans.