Bankrupt and Escape
After Perugia fell bankrupt in 2005, the Italian magistrature started an inquiry on him and his sons Alessandro and Riccardo; after such events, Luciano Gaucci escaped to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic where he stayed four years on hiding. He was subsequently condemned to a three-year suspended jail sentence. Gaucci returned in Italy on March 2009.
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