In prison without being guilty. For this reason, a 45-year-old from Ascoli who was involved in an investigation by the Anti-Mafia District Directorate of L’Aquila for cocaine trafficking which reached the provinces of Ascoli and Teramo will ask for compensation for unjust detention. Ten years after the events, the man from Ascoli was acquitted by the panel of the Teramo court at the end of the trial in which he was defended by the lawyer Umberto Gramenzi who is now evaluating the request for compensation for unjust detention for his client who At the time of the facts he spent a period in prison. He had been involved in a ring that included various foreign subjects including his ex-wife.
The criminal conspiracy aimed at international drug trafficking was contested by all. According to the judiciary, the drugs came from Colombia and after passing through Madrid, Spain, reached Italy where the organisation, made up mostly of Spaniards and South Americans, transported them for dealing in Italian territory, including the provinces of Teramo and Ascoli. According to the prosecution, the 45-year-old from Ascoli was used as a “horse” to introduce cocaine into the Picene drug dealing areas, in particular between Ascoli and San Benedetto. It was his ex-wife, who frequently went to Spain and Colombia, who informed him of the movements and negotiations taking place to organize the trafficking and who delivered the cocaine to him to sell at the minute. However, the Ascoli native was acquitted of these accusations and is now asking for compensation for the days spent in prison.
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