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Accused Mafia boss seeking prison release could direct Canada's underworld while on parole, hearing told

Vincenzo (Jimmy) DeMaria is accused of being a leading figure of the ’Ndrangheta, which is one of the world’s most powerful crime groups

By Adrian Humphreys
Published May 14, 2020
Last updated May 14, 2020
4 minute read
5 Comments
Vincenzo James DeMaria is escorted in handcuffs after his arrest for parole violation.
Vincenzo James DeMaria is escorted in handcuffs after his arrest for parole violation. Photo by Stan Behal/Postmedia/File
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    1. Comment by Robert Addington.

      As I wrote in an earlier thread, I've always had serious reservations about deporting people who entered Canada legally as children. Not in this case. Out. Now.

    2. Comment by Fritz Schulze.

      I once had a client in the US who was jailed and it was discovered he continue to run his 'business' from jail. It can happen.

    3. Comment by Brian Andrejicka.

      He ain't no mafia don. Fugget about it.

    4. Comment by Phil Collin.

      Let him out. He can live with Musso.