Drug dealing for the “Cagliari bene”: four arrests in Sant'Elia
The carabinieri defeated a family organization during a blitz triggered at dawn
Il bussolotto con magnete per nascondere la droga sotto le auto
After the 2020 Ros blitz with the arrest of 33 people, the shop square in Sant'Elia in Cagliari suffered a severe blow. But someone had still organized a drug market between via Schiavazzi and via Utzeri: apartments protected with armored doors, abusive huts with grates for the sale of cocaine doses, a lookout system, containers with magnets to store drugs and a business open twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, with deals worth 15 thousand euros a month. All this even during the lockdown period.
A family organization vanquished by the carabinieri of the provincial investigative nucleus with the blitz triggered at dawn and which led to the arrest of four people: Diego Dario Caria (26 years), Angelo Masala (27) and his father Vincenzo (51) are finished in prison, Gianluca Mallus (21) is under house arrest. Two of these, Caria and Vincenzo Masala, in the search this morning, were found with 4,900 euros and about fifty doses of cocaine and heroin and therefore will also be accused of this further episode of drug dealing.
The investigation was born after the mega blitz of the Ros and following the arson attack against a brigadier of the San Bartolomeo station, who had participated in the 2020 investigation. house, they were managing a fair tour of the shop with customers coming from “Cagliari bene” and from different centers in the south of the island. As reconstructed by the carabinieri of the provincial investigative unit, they used a single telephone to receive orders. Deliveries took place in hovels built, illegally, under the pilotis of via Schiavazzi. And the drugs were stored in cylinders with magnets placed under the cars or in the light poles to prevent the owners from being traced in the event of a police raid.
"An activity that worked and earned good money", highlighted Michele Tamponi, commander of the provincial operational department of the Carabinieri, and Nicola Pilia, in command of the investigative unit. "All in a difficult period with lockdowns and limitations". In the end, the investigations, under the coordination of the prosecutor Danilo Tronci who requested the four precautionary measures, led to this morning's blitz . The four suspects will now have to be questioned for validation.
