Contini clan

Based in ItalyActive1980s-presentSourcesContini clan

The Contini clan is a powerful Neapolitan Camorra clan based in Naples, Italy, founded in the early 1980s by Edoardo Contini. It operates primarily in the Arenaccia district and Naples Central Station area, with international activities in Spain, the Netherlands, Scotland, and Eastern Europe. The clan is a founding member of the Secondigliano Alliance and is involved in drug trafficking, extortion, and money laundering. It is considered one of the most powerful Camorra groups, known for its lack of internal divisions and informants.

CRIMENET has extracted 38 linkages for this organization, including 20 cooperative ties across 11 organizations, 8 conflicts across 4 organizations, 10 other connections and footprints in 6 countries.

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ColombiaSupply
The Contini clan obtained cocaine from Colombian narco-traffickers.
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The Contini clan had a money launderer based in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
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NetherlandsPresence
The Contini clan is active in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
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SpainPresence
The Contini clan is active in Barcelona, Spain.
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UkraineSupply
The Contini clan cooperates with the Ukrainian mafia to smuggle cigarettes from Ukraine into Italy.
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The Contini clan is active in Edinburgh, Scotland, and has a money launderer in England.
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