Rabat – The Moroccan judicial police, thanks to information provided by the Guardia di Finanza, Interpol and the Central Directorate for Anti-Drug Services, captured one of the most dangerous Italian drug traffickers still at large, Marco Torello Rollero, 60, who in December 2013 was on the list of 100 most dangerous fugitives. Rollero’s criminal career, a fugitive since 2010, born in Genoa but Roman by adoption, continued without interruption for about 35 years, becoming one of the leading Italian drug traffickers, known abroad, closely related to various gangs of ‘Ndrangheta, and with past ties to different Cosa Nostra families. Rollero can be defined as real world drug broker, at the center of the Italy-Morocco-South America axis. (9Colonne)
