MORE Italian soldiers could be headed to Naples, which is reeling from a mob killing at a nursery school.
Interior Minister Annamaria Cancellieri, visiting the school on Friday, told reporters that the government is deciding how many more troops to deploy.
On Wednesday, gunmen believed to be from the Camorra crime syndicate pursued a man into the school, fatally shooting him in the back and head. The man allegedly dealt drugs for a rival clan.
Luigi Lucenti, 50, was initially only wounded by two men on a scooter who shot him near his home in Scampia, a suburb where killings between rival clans of the Camorra, the Neapolitan branch of the Italian mafia, have often taken place.
Lucenti, who had previous convictions for organised crime and drug trafficking, managed to escape and tried hiding in the school. The man was chased and finished off in the courtyard of the building.
The school's students were elsewhere in the facility practicing for a Christmas pageant, and none was hurt.
Crime turf wars in Naples have claimed some 400 lives since 2004. Over the years, hundreds of troops have been deployed to the southern region.
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