In the battle against the Camorra and trafficking, is the stiuation getting worse or better?
Several years ago there was progress against this phenomenon. There was a strong response on the part of the state, and the criminals were put in difficulty. Now that effort has slowed. Q: What can you say about Cassiopea, your new waste-trafficking case? A: There are 130 individuals under investigation, and we have asked for the arrest of 98. For the complete picture, I’ll give you my whole report — 1,000 pages in which I reconstruct all the illicit waste traffic. Q: What percentage are Camorra? A: About 50%. Q: And the others. Are they independent? A: The others are professional criminals and entrepreneurs whose services the Camorra has tapped. Q: What is the status of the case? A: I’ve requested a trial. Q: A trial could begin soon, but those charged are free? A: Yes. Even though I requested an arrest warrant, the judge said he doesn’t know if he is competent or not, since the crime occurred throughout Italy and not just in his jurisdiction. For this reason, he says he is not compe
