Reports: Leaders of Milan and Inter ultras have been arrested during a raid on the Public Prosecution Service

Milan’s Public Prosecution Service this morning arrested a number of key figures from Inter’s Curva Nord and AC Milan’s Curva Sud on charges of criminal association, reports claim.

Radio Rossonera this morning summarized reports from various newspapers, starting with the fact that some leaders of the two groups are being charged with mafia methods, extortion, assault and other serious crimes.

The police raid arrived today, Monday 30 September, and saw 16 arrests made and two people placed under house arrest following a major investigation ‘into extortion, bribery, cartels and fighting between the leading groups of the organized Inter and Milan fan bases’ , according to the Corriere della Sera.

After the murder of Antonio Bellocco – a member of the board of directors of Inter’s Curva Nord and linked to the ‘ndrangheta (a famous Italian mafia group) – it was interpreted as a sign of ‘ever closer relations between some sectors of organized Milanese fans and Calabrian criminals’. clans,” writes La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Among those arrested, Corriere added, are “the head of the Curva Nord Andrea Beretta, the deputy head Marco Ferdico, Renato Bosetti, Matteo Norrito known as “Chuck”, Mauro Nepi, Luca Lucci, his brother Francesco Lucci, Christian Rosiello, Islam Hagag known as “Alex Cologno”, Alessandro Sticco known as “Shrek” and Fabiano Capuzzo’.

In the case of the Curva Sud from Milan, ‘a criminal association without the aggravating circumstance of facilitating the mafia is disputed, which is mainly active in periods of violence’.