Former Castel Volturno mayor Pasquale Marrandino has been banned from residing in the provinces of Caserta and Naples, while businessman Daniele De Caprio must reside in the municipality of Caserta. The precautionary measures were ordered in a corruption investigation coordinated by the Public Prosecutor's Office of Santa Maria Capua Vetere.
According to reporting on the order, the investigating judge considered the danger of repetition of similar offences to be concrete and current. The order was notified by Carabinieri of the Caserta investigative unit.
The judge named in the coverage is Angela Mennella. For Marrandino, the measure is a prohibition on residence in Caserta and Naples provinces. For De Caprio, it is an obligation to reside in the municipality of Caserta.
The prosecution had requested pre-trial custody in prison for Marrandino, but the judge imposed a less restrictive measure.
The alleged corruption episodes at the center of this order are reported to be two: one dating to March 2025 and one referring to the 2020-2021 period. The allegations concern suspected bribes connected to the municipality of Castel Volturno.
The measures arrived more than three months after preventive questioning of the suspects. Marrandino is reported to be involved in four separate investigative strands pursued by the Santa Maria Capua Vetere prosecution.
The charges remain allegations at the investigative stage and do not amount to a conviction. The full precautionary order and all of the evidence assessed by the judge have not been publicly reported, and the details of the four strands beyond what has been reported have not been independently verified.
