Italian Police Nab Top Fugitive Mazzarella

0:00It's April 4th. This is Canada News today, AI-powered stories from your city. A time police just nab Roberto Matsarella, a 48-year-old alleged crime boss and one of the country's top fugitives. They raided a luxury villa on the Amalfi coast in southern Italy last Friday, ending his time on the run. He had rented the place using fake documents, thinking he'd stay hidden in that scenic spot. But the cops tracked him down quick. One minister, Georgia Maloney, who's touring Gulf States right now, praised the arrest as a major win against the Camora, that ruthless Naples-based. Mafia Group, she stressed, it proves the government's not letting up. Matsarella faces charges from a deadly shooting back in 2000 at a central Naples deli. He's linked deep to the Camora's violent operations. This bust ramps up the heat on Italy's organized crime networks, showing no hideout safe for these kingpins.