Giuseppe Calabrò, also known as 'Dutturicchiu', was arrested by the Milan police following a life sentence for his involvement in the murder of Cristina Mazzotti, a crime committed back in 1975 when she was kidnapped and subsequently killed. This arrest occurred as authorities were concerned about his potential flight to Reggio Calabria, having discovered a plane ticket in his possession. Calabrò has a significant history with organized crime in Milan, where he is considered a key figure in the local 'ndrangheta.

Born in San Luca, Calabrò was initially found guilty by the Court of Appeals in Como after a lengthy legal battle around the case, which has haunted the victims' family for decades. The investigation into the crime revealed that he was part of the group responsible for Mazzotti's abduction, which adds an alarming historical significance to his recent arrest, marking 50 years since the event. Moreover, Calabrò has a criminal history linked to drug trafficking and is being scrutinized for his connections with mafia infiltrations in Milan's sports scene, particularly in the San Siro stadium's ultra groups.

The recent arrest, ordered by public prosecutors Paolo Storari, Pasquale Addesso, and Stefano Ammendola, underscores the Italian justice system's ongoing efforts to combat organized crime, particularly in dealing with individuals who have remained free despite prior convictions. The arrest serves as a critical reminder of Italy’s long-standing struggles with mafia organizations, and it is a significant step towards holding those accountable for decades-old crimes that continue to affect society.