The murder of Castellammare di Stabia councillor Luigi “Gino” Tommasino in 2009 is back at the center of courtroom testimony, with new reporting describing an alleged order by Vincenzo D’Alessandro to find new killers and take revenge.
According to Metropolis Web on 6 November 2026, justice collaborator Vincenzo Polito testified that D’Alessandro was seeking additional killers after the murder of Tommasino and was recruiting during his stay in Rende. Polito testified that D’Alessandro was seeking additional killers and wanted revenge against people he believed had betrayed or damaged the clan.
The phrase reported in the headline — «Ammazzateli tutti» — is presented in the Metropolis report as the sense of that alleged order: kill them all.
Investigators and prosecutors have alleged that Vincenzo D’Alessandro and Sergio Mosca were the mandators of the murder. RaiNews reports that Tommasino was killed in an ambush on 3 February 2009 while travelling by car with his teenage son.
The sources report convictions for four alleged material perpetrators: Renato Cavaliere, Raffaele Polito, Salvatore Belviso and Catello Romano.
The reported motive includes an alleged breakdown in Tommasino’s relationship with the D’Alessandro clan after earlier political or business cooperation. Il Mattino reports conflicting accounts of the motive, including political disengagement and an alleged €30,000 sum. The €30,000 allegation is presented as a statement attributed to a justice collaborator, not as an independently established fact.
The Metropolis report links the testimony to other alleged killings, including those of Carmine D’Antuono, Federico Donnarumma and Antonio Vitiello.
Who the case concerns
Luigi “Gino” Tommasino was a municipal councillor in Castellammare di Stabia. The sources use both “Luigi” and “Gino” Tommasino; the context indicates they refer to the same councillor.
Vincenzo D’Alessandro is alleged by investigators to have acted, together with Sergio Mosca, as a mandator of Tommasino’s murder. Vincenzo Polito is the justice collaborator whose testimony is reported by Metropolis as the source for the claim about the search for new killers.
What remains unresolved
The acquired sources do not establish the final judicial outcome of the proceedings described by Metropolis on 6 November 2026.
The precise motive remains disputed in the reporting: sources mention political disengagement, alleged financial loss and the clan’s claim that Tommasino misused its name.
The reports rely substantially on prosecutorial allegations and testimony from justice collaborators; each claim should be distinguished from a final conviction. The wider list of alleged killings and command responsibility is not independently verified beyond the cited reporting.
