Narcotraffic, maxi operation of the Guardia di Finanza. Check the name of Diabolik: 51 arrests

Check the name of Fabrizio Piscitelli, alias Diabolik, historical leader of the Irreducibles killed on 7 August in Rome, in the maxi operation against the drug trafficking which has seen 400 soldiers of the Provincial Command of Guardia di Finanza of Rome with the support of helicopters and canine units, in Lazio, Calabria and Sicily, which led to a detention order issued by the magistrate, at the request of the Rome Anti-Mafia District Directorate, against 51 people (50 in prison and 1 under house arrest) belonging to a criminal organization dedicated to drug trafficking, capable of supplying most of the "market squares" of the capital's neighborhoods, and which had set up a "battery of thugs" specifically in charge of extortion credits recovery activities, through the use of violence.

The association was headed by Piscitelli and Fabrizio Fabietti. A Fabietti, Piscitelli and six other suspects are challenged the aggravating circumstance of mafia method, according to what emerges from the magistrate's order in which we also read of an aggression made in a group: a "violence with a distorted face and using weapons (truncheon)".

The group operated mainly in the area of Northern Rome to supply drug dealing and debt collection markets. There were thugs, even former boxers, including some Albanian citizens. "Okay, spariamogli, what should we do?" said the band that was in charge of collecting credits. "Oh, I made him a car, we all massacred them eh …", they said intercepted, according to what emerged from the investigations. Furthermore, one of the suspects provided to the organization "telephone devices equipped with a detail encrypted telematic communication system, which cannot be intercepted by the current system in use by the police, to be used for confidential communications relating to drug trafficking "emerges from the magistrate's order.