Italian pop singers who glamorise the bling and bloody violence of mafia gangsters face three years in prison under new laws that are being pushed by members of Giorgia Meloni’s coalition government.

Hundreds of alleged mobsters were being sentenced on Monday by an Italian court, the culmination of a historic, nearly three-year trial against Calabria’s notorious ‘Ndrangheta mafia.

Maybe he kneaded the dough. A reputed Italian Mafia hitman known for dissolving his victims in acid was finally nabbed after 16 years on the lam — slinging pizza pies at a French restaurant.

Italian Judge Roberto Di Bella launched “Free to Choose” in 2012, which places the children of jailed mobsters with foster families to keep them from inhereting a life of crime.