Mafia accused of using Naples hospital for fraud and illegal transport of corpses
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Italian police arrested four individuals in Naples for alleged Camorra (Neapolitan mafia) involvement in a scheme centered around San Giovanni Bosco hospital. The Contini clan is accused of infiltrating the hospital to control services like the cafeteria and ambulance transport. They allegedly staged fake accidents for insurance fraud, using intimidation to secure cooperation from medical staff and others. The clan also profited from the illegal transport of corpses, using oxygen masks to feign life and charging families for the service, bypassing official mortuary procedures. A doctor is accused of falsifying discharge papers to facilitate this, and a psychiatrist is under investigation.
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AI-ExtractedFamilies were charged between €700 and €1,200 for the illegal transport of corpses.
Italian police arrested four people over an alleged Camorra plot to infiltrate a Naples hospital.
The Camorra exploited an association operating in the ambulance services sector with the complicity of hospital staff.
The Contini clan of the Camorra allegedly took control of the hospital’s coffee bar, cafeteria, and vending machines.
The suspects orchestrated insurance frauds by staging road traffic accidents and producing fabricated expert reports.
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