Gangmastering and Prostitution Ring Busted in Rimini: Calabrian Crime Network Dismantled

Italy Immigration Scheme: Network Busted in Exploitation Ring

A sophisticated network aiming to bring migrants into Italy through faked job offers has been dismantled by the Carabinieri, leading to twelve precautionary measures by the Rimini prosecutor’s office.

A Well-oiled System

The network, operating between 2017 and 2020, preyed on individuals from North Africa willing to pay thousands of euros for entry into Italy. Complicit entrepreneurs were identified to carry out the scheme, often arranging fabricated employment contracts. Once体内 the work period formally concluded, unemployment requests were submitted, and even sham marriages were organized to further solidify the illusion of legal residency.

Tragically, many victims faced exploitation upon finding real work, often subjected to psychological pressure to secure their residence permits. Some young victims were even forced into prostitution. Charges leveled by the Rimini prosecutor’s office against those involved include aiding and abetting illegal immigration, labor exploitation, and prostitution.

The investigation also uncovered crimes related to corruption, false documentation, continued aiding and abetting the presence of undocumented individuals, receiving stolen goods, and ideological falsehood committed by private individuals in public acts.

Troiano: At the Helm of the Operation

Giuseppe Troiano, a Calabrian, allegedly with

ties to organized crime, was identified as a central figure in the network. According to the investigating judge, Troiano, through his various companies, orchestrated a “well-tested system” to submit fictitious employment applications for non-EU citizens. Migrants paying up to €6,000 for the residence permits were provided with accommodation in dilapidated rooms at a hotel complex in Bellaria Igea Marina. This property belonged to a company overseen by Troiano’s brother-in-law, Pietro Briamonte, who authorities believe was a mere figurehead.

The foreign citizens, paying up to €300 per month, were subjected to inhumane and degrading treatment, often employed in various illicit labor activities.

Wider Network Exposed

The investigation also implicated several other individuals in the scheme. Among them is an INPS employee currently under house arrest, accused of facilitating access to state contributions and subsidies. An accountant with offices in Rimini and Pesaro, also under house arrest, is believed to have been aware of the scheme, presenting fraudulent applications related to the 2020 flow decree.

Finally, an employee of a Rimini patronage was arrested for aiding in the submission of these fraudulent applications despite knowing the employment contracts were forged.

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[Interviewer] This complex operation shows the depths of desperation that drive migrants to seek a better life.Some might say these individuals⁤ are taking advantage of a broken system. How do ⁤you think the public ⁢will react to this news?

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