ROME AP The head of a police anti-terrorist squad was arrested Tuesday on charges of corruption and Mafia association a week after Milan's police chief was put behind bars for allegedly killing a smuggler authorities said. Gennaro D'Amico 53 who heads the anti-terrorist unit in Campobasso about 100 kilometers 60 miles northeast of Naples allegedly provided protection to a local crime syndicate for a 1.5 million lire dlrs 950 monthly payoff from 1992 to 1994. At the time D'Amico was police chief of San Giorgio a small town near Naples. Italian news reports said testimony by a Mafia turncoat led authorities to D'Amico. Prosecutors have issued arrest warrants for 24 other people including businessmen and mobsters allegedly involved in the case. Milan's police chief Francesco Forleo was arrested Nov. 23 on murder charges in the shooting of a smuggler during a police chase in 1995. Forleo was police chief of Brindisi a southern port city at the time of shooting. vg-fd APW19981201.0395.txt.body.html APW19981201.0856.txt.body.html