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Sept. 27, 2005 / 12:37 PM

Two arrested in Boulis slaying

MIAMI, Sept. 27 (UPI) -- Florida authorities arrested two men in the 2001 slaying of Miami Subs' founder Konstantinos ''Gus'' Boulis, the Miami Herald reports.

The two were identified as Anthony Ferrari, 46, and Anthony Moscatiello, 67.

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Ferrari was arrested in his North Miami Beach home, while Moscatiello of Fort Lauderdale was taken in his New York home. Both were charged with first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit murder and solicitation to commit murder.

Boulis, the founder of the Miami Subs chain and SunCruz Casinos, was ambushed on Feb. 6, 2001, as he drove down a dimly lit road in Fort Lauderdale, police said.

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