According to local media, Ogais
took his life after attacking and injuring four prison wardens on Monday,
September 16, 2024.
Ogais was arrested in 2017 on
charges of belonging to a gang that trafficked migrants from Libya to Italy and
tortured, r@ped and m$rdered them.
Police arrested Ogais at the sprawling Cara 'Santa'Anna' shelter in the coastal town of Isola Capo Rizzuto in Calabria after he was identified by migrants who arrived on Italy's southern Lampedusa Island.
Several migrants told police
they were told at the camp where they were held in Libya that Ogais who called
himself 'Rambo' had beaten two Nigerian migrants to d£ath.
One of the migrants, a minor,
was killed in front of his brother, who was forced to watch the m8rder while
Ogais threatened him with a loaded pistol, according to witnesses.
"I know that my cousin and
others tried to escape and that they were caught and subsequently d!ed from the
torture meted out to them," one of the migrants on Lampedusa was quoted as
telling police.
Ogais and other traffickers
tortured migrants in "countless" ways including with electric shocks
and beatings on various parts of their bodies with rubber tubes.
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