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"Did they release him? Fantastic!" came out in the wiretap, cheering for the release of albanian narcotraficant, resignations Italian Vice Minister

2024-06-07 23:35:00Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
"Did they release him? Fantastic!" came out in the wiretap, cheering
Francesco Lollobrigida / Elvis Demche

Anti-Semitic phrases and praise for terrorists, this is the content of a conversation between Fabrizio Piscitelli, known as Diabolik, and Paolo Signorelli, spokesman for Italy's Minister of Agriculture Francesco Lollobrigida.

The news is reported by La Repubblica and the conversations were obtained from a forensic copy of Piscitelli's cellphone made as part of the investigation into the murder of Diabolik, Lacio's ultras leader, right-wing extremist and drug trafficker killed in Rome in August 2019.

From messages that the two exchanged on WhatsApp five years ago, there are phrases where Paolo Signorelli rejoices in the release of the exponent of the crime in Rome, Albanian Elvis Demçe, known as 'Lord of Drugs'.

Piscitelli: "They excused him? Elvis? Fantastic, come on," says the Italian deputy minister, who resigned from the post after the conversations were published.

'As far as what was published in some press outlets, I want to stress that I cannot recall the conversation, which supposedly took place many years ago and today has completely surprised me. I also feel it necessary to underline that I distance myself from the serious content of the conversation. Pending the clearing of the matter, I have communicated my resignation, with immediate effect, from the task of the chief of the press office of Minister Lollobrigida," writes Paolo Signorelli, spokesperson for the Minister of Agriculture and deputy of the IHD Francesco Lollobrigida.

Demçe is currently in prison for a number of criminal offences and was known as the "God" of drug trafficking and other criminal activities in Rome.

Italian media have echoed Elvis Demce's criminal activity in Rome. Through an article titled "Drugs, Debt Collection, Savagery. Thus the world of Albanian crime ate Rome," La Republica wrote a few months ago about the history of Rome's criminal gangs that filled the Italian capital with drugs. The albanian group, the leaders of the Arben Zogu gang, Dorian Petoku and Elvis Demçe, are identified as the securing of the important place on the italian mafia table.


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