Top Sicilian mafia boss arrested
Nov 16 - Italian police arrest top Sicilian mafia boss, Domenico Raccuglia, who has been on the run for more than 15 years.
Police said he had been seized in a house near Trapani, in the western tip of Sicily. His arrest was welcomed by local people in the area.
Considered the second most prominent member of Cosa Nostra - after the most wanted fugitive, Matteo Messina Denaro - Raccuglia has already been convicted in absentia to three life sentences for murder and other Mafia crimes.
Even though his wife was kept under police surveillance, he became a father for the second time while he was on the run.
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