Valletta restaurant blacklisted by Americans over fuel smuggling charges, to change name - News Summed Up

Valletta restaurant blacklisted by Americans over fuel smuggling charges, to change name


A preliminary court hearing in Catania on charges of fuel smuggling against the former Malta international footballer Darren Debono has been postponed to April 20. The crime syndicate included Maltese businessman Gordon Debono, who was arrested in Catania, and Nicola Orazio Romeo, said to be a Siclian Mafia associate. The trade blacklist by the US Treasury Department’s office of foreign asset control hit Darren Debono, Gordon Debono, Rodrick Grech and Terence Micallef in a list of six individuals, 24 companies and seven vessels. The €30-million fuel racket was dismantled by Italian police investigators who had been intercepting phone-calls from Darren Debono for two years. The investigators said Darren Debono and Gordon Debono would participate in “summits” in Italy with broker Marco Porta, and then meet Bin Khalifa in Libya.


Source: Libya Today April 12, 2018 05:37 UTC



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