ROME—Italian police describe it as a real-life sequel to ''Catch
Me If You Can," the hit movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio in the
true story about an ingenious con artist masquerading as a
commercial airline pilot.  An unemployed 32-year-old Italian man
was stopped at Turin's Caselle airport on suspicion he
successfully used false IDs, a cap and uniform to convince a
crew he was a pilot and let him fly for free inside the cockpit
aboard a commercial flight from Munich, Germany, to Turin,
Carabinieri paramilitary police said Saturday.  Police said two
real pilots flew the Air Dolomiti plane on the flight in April.
The man, who wasn't identified, didn't touch the controls while
in the cockpit. Police caught up with the man at the Turin
airport terminal Wednesday after tailing him for months and
receiving a tip. On his Facebook profile, the man also falsely
bragged he was a commercial pilot and claimed he was promoted to
captain's rank while still young.  A police statement said the
suspect was cited for suspicio