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Navigation Primary Navigation Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Top Stories Most Popular Secondary Navigation Africa Europe Latin America Middle East North America Search Search: Two suspected Italian mafia bosses arrested in Spain AFP - Wednesday, January 28 MADRID (AFP) - - A suspected Italian mafia leader on the run for nearly two years and his alleged deputy have been arrested near Madrid, authorities said on Tuesday. The two men were arrested late Monday after they left a restaurant in Majadahonda outside the Spanish capital following an investigation by Spanish and Italian police, along with Interpol, according to Spain's interior ministry. Antonio Caiazzo, 50, and Francesco Simeoli, 40, are believed to be bosses of a clan in the Naples-area mafia, the Camorra, Naples police said in a statement. Caiazzo has been on the run since March 2007 after being sentenced to 12 years in prison by a Naples court. Simeoli, believed to be his deputy, has been a fugitive since June 2007, when an arrest warrant was issued for him for alleged links to the Camorra. The arrest warrant also targeted Caiazzo and about 30 others believed to be affiliated with the Vomero clan. Spanish police said in a statement that the clan is known for "a brutal internal Camorra war that culminated in 1997 with the Aranella massacre, in which a woman died in the crossfire between two clans." Caiazzo's clan escaped unscathed, becoming the "uncontested leader," the statement said. Their capture comes after a series of arrests of suspected Camorra members in recent months in Spain, where the mafia has been accused of working with Colombian drug traffickers. "The Camorra and Colombian cartels work together in Spain" where the Naples mafia manages part of the cocaine trafficking, an Italian police official told the El Pais daily earlier this month -- three days after the arrest in Barcelona of another Camorra leader, Salvatore Zazo. Email Story IM Story Printable View Blog This Recommend this article Average (0 votes) Sign in to recommend this article » Most Recommended Stories » Related Articles: World Haggard's wife: He told me of struggles years agoAP - 50 minutes ago US-Mexico border fence almost completeAP - 51 minutes ago Doctor says newborn octuplets appear healthyAP - 54 minutes ago GOP Sen. says he'll support Holder for AGAP - 59 minutes ago LA man kills wife, 5 children, himselfAP - 1 hour 1 minute ago Enlarge Photo Italian police handout shows suspected Camorra members Francesco Simeoli (left) and Antonio Caiazzo after they were arrested in Majadahonda, Spain. Caizzo -- who has been on the run for nearly two years -- and his alleged deputy Simeoli were arrested near Madrid. Most Popular – World Viewed Obama lobbies for $825 bln stimulus to thwart recession Caterpillar to slash 20,000 jobs Obama begins teardown of Bush climate policy Barclays bank shares sky-rocket after bailout fears fade Child matador kills six bulls in Mexico View Complete List » Search: Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Top Stories Most Popular

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