In 2019, police arrested a mobster with the Camorra mafia organisation, Marco Di Lauro, while he was eating pasta with his two cats sitting beside him in an apartment in the outskirts of Naples. Four other people, including a child, were injured in the attack.
Pelle is accused of ordering the murder of Giovanni Nirta, the boss of the rival clan who survived the attack but whose wife, Maria Strangio, was killed in the ambush. Pelle was part of the Pelle ‘ndrina clan in Calabria and was a key player in a feud between the Pelle-Romeo and Nirta-Strangio mafia families that began in the town of San Luca and led to the murder of six people in the German city of Duisburg in 2007. Francesco Pelle, who had been on the run for 14 years and was considered one of the most dangerous Italian fugitives, was tracked down at a clinic in Lisbon where he was receiving treatment for Covid-19.
The videos never showed his face, but the tattoos on his body gave him away, they said.īiart had been on the run since 2014, when Italian prosecutors ordered his arrest for trafficking in cocaine in the Netherlands on behalf of the Cacciola clan of the ’Ndrangheta mafia.Īnother ‘Ndrangheta mobster was arrested in Portugal on Monday. He was betrayed by a YouTube channel in which he showed off his Italian cooking skills.
Marc Feren Claude Biart, 53, led a quiet life in Boca Chica, in the Dominican Republic, with the local Italian expat community considering him a “foreigner”, police said in a statement on Monday. A mafia fugitive has been caught in the Caribbean after appearing on YouTube cooking videos in which he hid his face but inadvertently showed his distinctive tattoos.
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