Mobsters moving against one another. How common?

Remember that episode on the Sopranos when Richie Aprile decides that he wants to move against Tony cause Tony said "You can't deal blow on my garbage routes anymore that are associated with Barone Sanitation."

Does this happen in real life ?

For Richie that was just the tip of the iceberg. Tony siding with Beansie (a civilian) made mathers worse. To answer your question: No it's not common for a capo to move on his own boss over shit like that (orders).

hey you took montague's picture! haha who is that guy anyway

It's Joey Zasa from Godfather 3

Has it happened since Gotti did it? Does the Colombo War count?

True,what just Ted sad...theres many examples of the situation....and btw on Wilsons pic thats Zasa allright but the real guy is Joe Mantegna,the worst mob face in the movie industry,he's better off as comedian

Would the actions against Vito Rizzuto's family while he was in prison count?