The National Police collaborated with the Italian State Police in the arrest, in the Italian city of Rome, of Alex di Francesco, the main specialist in Spain in opening safes and thefts by the method of button. The transalpine, disciple of Niño Sáez y el Mongolo, had ten legal claims in our country for different events and was considered a specialist in the technique of oxycutting.
The investigation began after agents learned that our country’s leading butronero, and foremost expert in opening safes and handling oxy-fuel, was a fugitive from justice with ten outstanding warrants. stop. The investigation revealed that the fugitive was residing at an address in the city of Rome under a false identity.
In fact, the sources consulted stressed to ABC a few days ago that this newspaper would be in Italy, where it has a consolidated family and social network. In fact, it was there that the police tracked down one of his acolytes, Carlos La Mola Navarro, a 36-year-old from Madrid two months ago. The latter has been raiding jewelry stores, restaurants, agencies, real estate agencies and others for more than a decade, in places as far from home as Catalonia.
Once the fugitive’s home was located, with the collaboration of the liaison officer of the national police in Italy and the Polizia di Stato, surveillance was carried out which allowed his arrest as he left a bar in the capital Italian, which could be verified by technical comparisons his identity since he had made changes to his appearance.
In addition to this arrest, in October last year, agents coordinated with French authorities the arrest of the fugitive’s main associate, Omar Nasr, who was arrested in the French town of Melun after considering him to be the alleged perpetrator of an attempted homicide. after shooting from his vehicle at bouncers at a nightclub in the town of Marbella, Malaga.
