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Police discover more than $3.6 million in cash in apartment walls

Italian police uncover hidden cash in alleged mobster's home

By · Published September 24, 2026  02:29 UTC · Updated September 24, 2026  04:24 UTC

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Italian police discovered over $3.6 million in cash hidden in an apartment's walls, floors, and furniture, according to CNN. The raid was part of a months-long sting operation led by Neapolitan prosecutor Nicola Gratteri. The operation targeted an alleged Italian drug lord's home.

WKRC reports that the police found the cash hidden in various locations throughout the apartment, including inside walls, floors, and furniture. The discovery is a significant blow to organized crime in Italy.

The exact extent of the operation and the identity of the alleged drug lord are still unclear. Coverage from Yahoo mentions the €3M found, but does not specify the source of the funds.

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Where was the cash hidden?

Inside walls, floors, and furniture of an apartment

Who led the sting operation?

Neapolitan prosecutor Nicola Gratteri

How much cash was discovered?

$3.6 million

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Italy Organized Crime Neapolitan Nicola Gratteri

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