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Organized Crime - Real Life
1 minute ago
This next challenge involves four hoodlums. Two were from New York, and two were from Illinois. Each guy’s underworld nickname was “Roberts.“

Your job is to identify each man by listing his REAL “first and last name” and matching the (letter) of his nickname with the area he was from. Have at it fellas….

A) Benny Roberts
B) Danny Roberts
C) Johnny Roberts
D) Johnny Roberts

1) Illinois
2) Illinois
3) New York
4) New York
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General Discussion / Other
24 minutes ago
One of my all-time favorite videos. You got all the homies up in there, Train, Chip, Eazy, Evil Curt from South Side, Tootie

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Organized Crime - Real Life
24 minutes ago
Originally Posted by Hollander
According to the DEA’s national drug assessment, Colombia is the source of at least 97% of all cocaine consumed in the United States. Despite this fact, The DEA also claims that the production pattern is on the verge of changing.

In the report, the DEA claims that Mexican cartels are experimenting with crops of coca leaf in Mexico. The agency claims that if the cartels were to be successful they could take over the “Colombian” business.

In the chapter regarding drug trafficking trends in the report, the DEA suggests that Mexican cartels, especially the Jalisco Cartel, are looking to cultivate coca and produce their own cocaine from start to finish.

https://colombiaone.com/2024/05/12/colombia-cocaine-production/


The Colombians still have their own distributors all over the world where they still would make plenty of profit.

Coca will not grow the same way in Mexico as it will in Peru for example. Its like comparing apples to oranges.
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General Discussion / Other
25 minutes ago
Dutch government veers sharply right after four-party coalition deal

https://www.euronews.com/2024/05/16...ies-to-form-government-in-coalition-deal
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Organized Crime - Real Life
26 minutes ago
https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2...-les-deux-assaillants-plaident-coupables

“Yeah, it’s beautiful”: the two men who shot mafia boss Leonardo Rizzuto receive heavy sentences
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Organized Crime - Real Life
27 minutes ago
Originally Posted by Ciment
https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/...o/les-deux-accuses-plaident-coupable.php

Attempted murder against Leonardo Rizzuto Both defendants plead guilty

«Ouais, c’est beau»: les deux hommes qui ont tiré sur le chef mafieux Leonardo Rizzuto écopent de lourdes peines
Kevin Rochebrun et Steve Emmanuel Barthélémy ont écopé de 10 et 5 ans de pénitencier pour avoir tiré sur Leonardo Rizzuto
https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2...-les-deux-assaillants-plaident-coupables

Two men plead guilty in attempted murder of alleged Mafia boss Leonardo Rizzuto
Rizzuto was struck by three bullets while driving on Highway 440 in Laval last year.
https://montrealgazette.com/news/cr...r-of-alleged-mafia-boss-leonardo-rizzuto
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General Discussion / Other
28 minutes ago
Netherlands: Coalition parties introduce stricter migration and integration measures
Flag of Netherlands
After months of negotiation, 4 political parties in the Netherlands have reached a coalition agreement. They presented 10 key points which include strict asylum reforms and integration requirements, and instigated a temporary 'Asylum Crisis Law' allowing for far-reaching actions on migration.

The key points from the coalition agreement are as follows:

The indefinite asylum permit will be abolished, and requirements for the temporary residence permit will be tightened.
Asylum seekers whose claims have been rejected are to be deported as often as possible, including through forced measures.
Those with refugee status will no longer receive priority in allocation of social rental housing.
Automatic family reunification will no longer be possible.
The 'asylum seeker dispersal law' will be repealed. The law aimed to distribute asylum seekers and refugees more evenly across the country, preventing certain municipalities or regions from disproportionately accommodating asylum seekers.
Additional obligations on integration include:

extension of the standard naturalisation period to 10 years, regardless of the type of residence permit;
foreigners seeking Dutch nationality must, if possible, renounce their original nationality;
the language requirement for naturalisation is raised to level B1;
'integration' includes knowledge about the Holocaust and its victims.

https://migrant-integration.ec.euro...er-migration-and-integration-measures_en
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Organized Crime - Real Life
33 minutes ago
https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/...o/les-deux-accuses-plaident-coupable.php

Attempted murder against Leonardo Rizzuto Both defendants plead guilty
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Organized Crime - Real Life
48 minutes ago
According to the DEA’s national drug assessment, Colombia is the source of at least 97% of all cocaine consumed in the United States. Despite this fact, The DEA also claims that the production pattern is on the verge of changing.

In the report, the DEA claims that Mexican cartels are experimenting with crops of coca leaf in Mexico. The agency claims that if the cartels were to be successful they could take over the “Colombian” business.

In the chapter regarding drug trafficking trends in the report, the DEA suggests that Mexican cartels, especially the Jalisco Cartel, are looking to cultivate coca and produce their own cocaine from start to finish.

https://colombiaone.com/2024/05/12/colombia-cocaine-production/
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Organized Crime - Real Life
56 minutes ago

Naples pizzeria whose founder cooked for Bill Clinton seized in mafia investigation
Owner of Dal Presidente and his wife among five arrested on suspicion of business being linked to Camorra’s Contini clan

https://www.theguardian.com/world/a...zeria-dal-presidente-mafia-investigation
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Organized Crime - Real Life
1 hour ago
How ties to Italy’s Mafia brought Robert Fico’s second term to an abrupt end in Slovakia
NICK SQUIRES
15 May 2024 at 8:14 pm

The placard seemed to express the fury of a nation.

As tens of thousands of people took to the streets calling for Robert Fico to resign as prime minister of Slovakia in 2018, one protester had scrawled the words “mafia prostitute” across a strip of cardboard.

Mr Fico was depicted in the striped black-and-white uniform of a prisoner – an indication the crowds wanted him jailed over the murder of Jan Kuciak, an investigative journalist who had been exploring links between government advisers and organised crime.

Kuciak was shot dead along with his fiancée at their home outside Bratislava, provoking a wave of horror in a nation that had become almost inured to stories of corruption.

The 27-year-old journalist had been investigating alleged links between government figures and the ‘Ndrangheta, the powerful Italian mafia based in the southern region of Calabria.

https://www.aol.co.uk/news/ties-ita...ZOIUTWLG45RdLh9dMBm433taaBW8CcRv8ZLwcaLp
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Organized Crime - Real Life
1 hour ago
Originally Posted by joepuzzles234
Originally Posted by RushStreet

Hey Joe! Hope all is well!!

Looking forward to the next chart you put together for the present day Outfit.

I'm well thanks - probably will put together another graphic next year, maybe more info will emerge from the investigations tied to Elmwood Park or something similar, we will have to wait and see



Good to know! Check your inbox as I sent you a message in regards to a question.

Hope you have a wonderful weekend Joe!
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Organized Crime - Real Life
1 hour ago
Originally Posted by RushStreet

Hey Joe! Hope all is well!!

Looking forward to the next chart you put together for the present day Outfit.

I'm well thanks - probably will put together another graphic next year, maybe more info will emerge from the investigations tied to Elmwood Park or something similar, we will have to wait and see
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Organized Crime - Real Life
2 hours ago
Originally Posted by Giacalone
Scotch of course lol. Are you switching to scotch now?

Back to the original title of this thread that turned into another attack on NYM. Enough is enough!

Most the the Pittsburgh guy's I had cocktails with preferred Chivas Royal Salute. Very good and very expensive.
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Organized Crime - Real Life
2 hours ago
Originally Posted by Liggio
Furio because it's prison no guns I'm guessing. I don't really know the reason for the attack but it's likely because of him killing a made guy. If that's the case I'm sure murder was in the planning.


C'mon Liggio! Bulger was killed with a padlock inside a sock,so would be so difficult to earn some shanks? Barone killed a wiseguy and in the old times would be whacked in a way or another.
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Organized Crime - Real Life
2 hours ago
Originally Posted by joepuzzles234
Originally Posted by ChiTown
I think people should read the actual Mickey Davis indictment to fully understand the Outfit - and the fact that Andrew Rovito was the government's witness against Davis, despite him continuously being on mob charts. These guys are all toast after this debacle as it relates to the Outfit - Carparelli is not collecting anyone's loans today. He's as good as shelved//shunned and Gigi Rovito lost a lot of juice after his brother flipped and he hired a bunch of white gang bangers to collect a debt that was likely DiFfronzo/DeLaurentis money in the first place.

Carparelli is Chicago's Gene Borello - and my money says he's on youtube soon.

John Rovito was the brother who cooperated, not Andrew/Andrea


Hey Joe! Hope all is well!!

Looking forward to the next chart you put together for the present day Outfit.
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Organized Crime - Real Life
2 hours ago
Originally Posted by ChiTown
I think people should read the actual Mickey Davis indictment to fully understand the Outfit - and the fact that Andrew Rovito was the government's witness against Davis, despite him continuously being on mob charts. These guys are all toast after this debacle as it relates to the Outfit - Carparelli is not collecting anyone's loans today. He's as good as shelved//shunned and Gigi Rovito lost a lot of juice after his brother flipped and he hired a bunch of white gang bangers to collect a debt that was likely DiFfronzo/DeLaurentis money in the first place.

Carparelli is Chicago's Gene Borello - and my money says he's on youtube soon.

John Rovito was the brother who cooperated, not Andrew/Andrea
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Organized Crime - Real Life
2 hours ago
The leader of Brooklyn's Camorrista...the infamous Frankie Yale!

A very unique, eye-opening biography...

https://thenewyorkmafia.com/francesco-frankie-yale-ioele/?
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Organized Crime - Real Life
3 hours ago
Where would Carparelli rank right now in the Cicero crew? Be honest please.
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Organized Crime - Real Life
4 hours ago
Originally Posted by ChiTown

Carparelli is Chicago's Gene Borello - and my money says he's on youtube soon.


+1
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Organized Crime - Real Life
5 hours ago
Originally Posted by ChiTown
I think people should read the actual Mickey Davis indictment to fully understand the Outfit - and the fact that Andrew Rovito was the government's witness against Davis, despite him continuously being on mob charts. These guys are all toast after this debacle as it relates to the Outfit - Carparelli is not collecting anyone's loans today. He's as good as shelved//shunned and Gigi Rovito lost a lot of juice after his brother flipped and he hired a bunch of white gang bangers to collect a debt that was likely DiFfronzo/DeLaurentis money in the first place.

Carparelli is Chicago's Gene Borello - and my money says he's on youtube soon.


If this was 1984 and not 2024, guys like Paul wouldn't be around anymore. They would have been eliminated from the Outfit and found in the trunk of a car on the south side.
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Organized Crime - Real Life
5 hours ago
There's still tons of money to be made from organized crime, so it's bullshit when people say that crime isn't profitable and that's why the mob is dead. The mob just doesn't have the criminal talent to exploit these opportunities.
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Organized Crime - Real Life
5 hours ago
Furio because it's prison no guns I'm guessing. I don't really know the reason for the attack but it's likely because of him killing a made guy. If that's the case I'm sure murder was in the planning.
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Organized Crime - Real Life
8 hours ago
....btw heres what the government thought about Daddano Jr's statutus within the Outfit in 2001...

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Organized Crime - Real Life
8 hours ago
16 tons of coke and murder plan: 19 years demanded against Scheveningen drug gang leader
May 17, 2024

On Wednesday, the Public Prosecution Service demanded nineteen years in prison in the court in The Hague against 38-year-old Jerry den D., who, according to the justice department, was 'the spider in the web' of a Scheveningen drug gang. According to the Public Prosecution Service, Den D. also wanted to have a rival criminal liquidated because two large drug transports had failed.

According to the judiciary, Jerry den D. was the leader of a criminal organization that smuggled a total of approximately 16,000 kilos of cocaine from Scheveningen to England. Omroep West writes that Van D. is on trial for three drug transports in May 2020. A total of 880 kilos of cocaine was shipped. The coke was hidden in pallets with toner cartridges, which were sent via a DHL point in Scheveningen to a storage location in the English town of Oldbury.

https://www.crimesite.nl/16-ton-cok...ist-tegen-scheveningse-drugsbendeleider/
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