The Twelfth Section of the Naples Review Tribunal has annulled the precautionary detention order against Mario Peluso and Nicola Lanzaro and ordered their release, accepting the requests presented by their defence lawyers.
The two men had been under investigation for alleged aiding and abetting and evasion-related offences, aggravated by alleged facilitation of the Luongo-Covone-Aloia group.
According to IrpiniaNews, investigators alleged that Lanzaro and Peluso had provided hospitality and logistical assistance to Antonio Aloia. Aloia was wanted after allegedly failing to return following a temporary leave.
Aloia was accused in connection with a homicide in Scisciano and was later arrested in Gricignano d'Aversa.
What remains unclear
The reasons for the Review Tribunal's decision to annul the precautionary measure had not been made public at the time of the report. The allegations against Lanzaro and Peluso remain allegations, and the available reporting does not establish their criminal responsibility.
This account is based on a single local press report. No independent second source confirming the ruling was identified in the validated research.
