A woman passes blood on the ground at the scene of a Camorra shooting in which two people were killed, one of them a mother walking home with her six-year-old son, when gunmen opened fire in a busy street in the southern Italian port of Naples June 11.The dead were named as Salvatore Raimondi, who had a previous record for petty crime, and 39-year-old Silvia Ruotolo. Police said Raimondi and Luigi Filippini, who also had a criminal record and was injured, were believed to have been the targets of the attack, probably linked to the local Naples Mafia known as the Camorra.

ITALY SHOOTING