Francesco Avolio, 43-year-old from Scampia called 'Tyson', was arrested for the murder of Gennaro De Roberto, an exponent of the Bellofiore-Sebastiano clan, that took place in Naples on 25 September 1996. Avolio was driving the motorbike that carried the killer who materially fired against the victim. He was at the time part of the so-called Secondigliano Alliance, a clan formed by the families Contini, Mallardo, Licciardi and Moccia.

The Camorra returns to Naples. An ambush in the night killed Nicola Notturno, 21, who was killed with numerous gunshots in via Ghisleri.

Known to law enforcement officers, Nicola was the son of Raffaele Notturno, a prominent feature of Scampia's scissionists. Above all, he was the nephew of Gennaro Notturno, known with the nickname of 'o sarracino, the boss repented less than a month ago and is rebuilding the "origins of evil" before the magistrates of the Dda of Naples.

The war in Ponticelli, Napels claimed another life. Ciro Nocerino, 38, with criminal records, has been shot dead, another man remained injured.

Another murder Gennaro Verrano, 38, was shot dead in the Spanish Quarter. A real escalation of violence is what the capital of Campania has seen in recent months. In particular, in the Spanish Quarter is a clash between the various families once united with the powerful Mariano clan.

Blitz of law enforcement against the clan Lo Russo: 43 arrests
Identified retailers of cocaine, heroin, marijuana and hashish in the districts of Miano, Piscinola, Marianella and Chiaiano and in the Don Guanella district. Among the arrested are Damiano Pecorelli and Salvatore Angelo Miraglia, defined by the collaborators of justice, traffickers of great thickness with important contacts in South America.

The Secondigliano Penitentiary Police Operations Unit arrested today in the Spanish Quarter Salvatore Melotti, 27, sentenced to four years and eight months in prison for drug trafficking and possession of false documents. Melotti is the son of Umberto Melotti, lieutenant of the Mariano clan who was killed in an ambush in 2005.

Five tons of smuggled cigarettes - "Marlboro" and "Chesterfield", all with foreign state monopoly marks, have been seized in Palma Campania (Naples) by the Guardia di Finanza, which also detained four people. The estimated value of "blondes" is about 2 million euros. They would have been sold on the clandestine markets of Napels, about 3 euros per packet.

Blitz anti-Camorra in the Ponticelli district in Naples, against 23 people allegedly responsible for a variety of breach of criminal association mafia, homicide, extortion, detention and illegal harboring of weapons, reception and fire with the aggravating of the mafia method.

The investigations, coordinated by the DDA in Naples, allowed to rebuild the rise of the De Micco clan, once the rib of the clan Cuccaro, which by the end of 2012 was imposed in the district of Ponticelli. For investigators, this is an autonomous organization, with all the features of a Camorra-style association, such as hierarchical structure, territorial control, squatting squares and extraterritorial activities.

Theinvestigations have allowed to reconstruct the criminal context in which the murder of Salvatore Solla and the attempted murder of Giovanni Ardu occurred on December 23, 2016, identifying the perpetrators and the material authors.

The episode is part of the war between the De Micco clan and Salvatore Solla, a former affiliate of the Sarno clan.

The Clan tattoo

An ambush on Sunday carried out against Antonio Iorio, 55, in Afragola is likely part of a feud with the old leadership of the Moccia clan. Tonino was injured, but survived.

Magistrates criticise Gomorrah’s airbrushed image of Camorra

http://www.corriere.it/english/17_dicemb...709c9cc49.shtml

http://www.ansa.it/english/news/2017/12/...3f145654e5.html

4 life terms handed down for Camorra accidental killing

Camorra has clan tattoos?

Some groups do, it's just a little step beyond the traditional tattoos of the Camorra with the guns, knives and knuckledusters intertwined with votive rosaries and other religious imagery.

they used it in 1800s, also the ndrangheta
sicilian mafia members never used tattoo

https://www.independent.ie/world-news/wo...a-36405899.html

Women arrested in Naples on suspicion of involvement with city's mafia

A so-called Stesa in Naples. A random drive-by shooting by the Rinaldi clan in a show of strength against the new young leader of the Mazzarellas. Their enemies prefer black fashion so they are the blacks.

The Stidda does, some sort of 5 point star on their hands..

Ambush of the camorra in Massa di Somma, in Viale Cortiello, at 1.00 pm. A man was killed by three gunshots under his home. The local carabinieri investigate the case. The victim is Vincenzo Provvisiero, 58, considered close to the Vollaro clan.

the stidda yes, cosa nostra no, never used

Camorra, arrested in Caserta the boss called "O ghost"

Carlo Avallone, 30, would have organized intimidation and ambushes in Naples to control drug trafficking. He is accused of murder attempts, raids on the fish market, shooting against a betting room, a supermarket and a car wash. He is also accused of organizing homicide attempts and drug control and extortion. He wanted to create a new clan, between Monteruscello and Licola, in the province of Naples. The territory, after the dismantling of the Longobardi-Beneduce clan and the arrest of Regent Gennaro Longobardi, would have become appealing for Carlo Avallone, together with a group of young people, he would try violently to take control of the squares and the extortion, wanting to create a new clan.
The man was captured in a villa in Pescopagano, fraction of Mondragone (Caserta). "O ghost" was inside a house with a man considered his right arm; he did not resist, nor tried to escape, letting himself be handcuffed. Six other people were arrested (3 men and 3 women) and a minor was reported: they will have to answer for personal aid.

In Bagnoli the boss's wife's car was attacked. The woman was injured in a shoulder but is not in serious condition. The ambush took place near Piazza Seneca. The victim of the incident is the wife of a man, formerly affiliated to the Cavalcanti clan and today - according to investigative sources - considered close to the clan Soprendente.

How is this for some fucking news..... Ciro dies at the end of season 3

Gunshots were fired last night in Portici. The Carabinieri of the Compagnia di Torre del Greco intervened in via Cellini, where three holes were found on the entrance door of a building on the ground floor and on the glass of the porter's lodge. In the building lives a 38-year-old special security guard, considered the current regent of the Vollaro clan. Investigations are ongoing.

Filippo Ronga, member of the Ranucci clan, was arrested last night in Formia (Latina) after a fire fight with the Carabinieri, he was wanted for five years. He was in the company of a man and a woman and was walking. Stopped by the military he resisted. A fight began during which Ronga aimed a gun against a carabiniere. Another soldier, seeing the danger, shot him three times, striking Ronga in the chest and leg; he is now hospitalized and arrested for attempted homicide. Ronga was wanted for robbery.

Ronga was also involved in the murder and burning of Maria Migliore in 2015.

[Analysis] Politics, business and favors for children.
The Cesaro dynasty and those contacts of the brothers with the Camorra

http://notizie.tiscali.it/politica/articoli/campania-esponenti-fi-indagati/

A killer commando killed Annamaria Palmieri, 55, a woman-boss with several criminal records for criminal association, drugs and property crimes. The victim's body was found with her face turned to the ground. The woman was executed with three blows to the face. Some of the woman's relatives warned the police. The area San Giovanni a Teduccio in Naples has long been the scene of a Camorra feud.

http://www.italianinsider.it/?q=node/6318

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-42786821

A woman was found dead in the San Giovanni a Teduccio neighbourhood of Naples, Monday night, in a brutal killing bearing the hallmarks of the Camorra clan warfare.

In the early years and even up to the late 50's and early 60's, Calabrian mobsters have utilized a system of tattoos.

Police arrested 45 members of the infamous Moccia clan active in the province of Naples and the region of Lazio. Among them the boss Luigi Moccia, who lives in Rome.