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Bronx Crews and Capiregimes

Posted By: TonyBoy117

Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 11/08/12 10:57 PM

My incomplete list of crews active in the Bronx and their current capos feel free to correct or add anything Genovese: 1:Pasquale"Patsy"Parello. 2:Dominick"Qiuet Dom"Cirillo. 3:Liborio"Barney"Bellomo(116th St Crew). 4:Angelo Prisco(IP) Gambino: 1:Louis"Bracciole"Riccio 2:Salvatore"Torre"LoCascio/Andrew Campos 3:Thomas"Tommy Sneakers"Cacciopoli. Bonnano: 1:William"Willie Glasses"Riviello
2:Joseph"J.B"Indelicato. 3:Joseph"Joe Saunders"Cammarano Sr. 4: DeFillipo Crew? Luchese. 1:Andrew DeSimone(Tanglewood Remnants?). 2:Joseph"Big Joe"Lubrano(Arthur Ave). 3:John Cagno. 4:Anthony Croce(IP) 5:Joseph"Joe Dee"DiNapoli Colombo: 1:Richard"Richie Nerves"Fusco ?
Posted By: 123JoeSchmo

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 11/08/12 11:01 PM

Genovese's and Lucchese's are the most active within the Bronx.
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 11/08/12 11:18 PM

Barney is probably functioning on a ruling panel. The 116th Street crew doesn't really exist any more.

Angelo Prisco is doing life in Florida.

Louie Ricco is pretty much retired.

Tore LoCasio is living in Naples, Florida, pretty much full time.

The Bronx Bonannos (who never really had a strong presence here to begin with, save for Vinny Basciano's high profile a few years ago) have more problems than you can list. They're getting to the point to where they're almost non-existent in the Bronx.

Richie Fusco has a lot of friends in the other families in the Bronx, but the Colombos never got a foothold here.

But I've only lived here in the Bronx for 53 years, so what do I know? lol
Posted By: 123JoeSchmo

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 11/08/12 11:56 PM

Im assuming Bronx crews still exist in within the Genovese Family (Dom, Parello, Joe D) and are there replacements for Louie Ricco and Tore LoCasio? I thought Tore was still active, he's quite young (53 is nowhere near retiring age in the mob)
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 11/09/12 12:01 AM

Tore is worth millions. Legit. So why bother?

Sure, he still has his stripes, and he technically still has his Bronx crew. But trust me on this, he loves it down there in Florida. And no, he doesn't head up a crew down there.
Posted By: 123JoeSchmo

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 11/09/12 12:05 AM

Andy Campos taken over the old Louie Ricco crew? He was acting while Ricco was in the can
Posted By: 123JoeSchmo

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 11/09/12 12:14 AM

lol haha what's the joke there? he only half Italian?
Posted By: NickyEyes1

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 11/09/12 12:28 AM

so does Brooklyn have the most mob activity in nyc today?
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 11/09/12 12:31 AM

Originally Posted By: NickyEyes1
so does Brooklyn have the most mob activity in nyc today?

Probably. And even out there, it's not what it was even ten years ago, let alone in the glory days.
Posted By: 123JoeSchmo

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 11/09/12 12:34 AM

All of the five families have some sort of precense in Brooklyn. I'd say the Gambino's is the strongest because both Frankie and Dom operate out of there.
Posted By: TonyBoy117

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 11/09/12 12:53 AM

Very informative Pizzaboy that's exactly the kind of info I was looking for with this post im looking to be corected so I can expand my knowledge as to the Bronx bonnanos they seem to have had a lot of high profile members post Massino I find it hard to believe Basciano an Defillipo went down and their entire crews went dormant
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 11/09/12 01:00 AM

Originally Posted By: TonyBoy117
I find it hard to believe Basciano an Defillipo went down and their entire crews went dormant

They didn't, but I think they were swallowed up by the Queens and Long Island crews. Vinny's gone. Patty's gone. Johnnie Joe's gone. Sal Montagna's dead. I live in Throggs Neck, where the Bonanno guys were based, and they just aren't here anymore

And the Bonanno's were never that big to begin with here, even during their glory years (Bonanno, Galante, Rastelli, et al.). They just never had a big presence here. It has always been Genovese and Lucchese territory here in the Bronx. Always.

A high profile Gambino crew under Greg DePalma got some headlines during the '80s and '90s, and Vinny's high profile put the Bonannos in the news. But at the end of the day, the power here is where it's always been: Genovese #1, Lucchese #2.
Posted By: 123JoeSchmo

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 11/09/12 01:01 AM

With Barney and Steven Crea based out of there, you have to figure that no one else gets much action. Except maybe the Gambino's but even that's small.
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 11/09/12 01:02 AM

Originally Posted By: 123JoeSchmo
With Barney and Steven Crea based out of there, you have to figure that no one else gets much action. Except maybe the Gambino's but even that's small.

Read my post above yours.
Posted By: 123JoeSchmo

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 11/09/12 01:05 AM

Originally Posted By: pizzaboy
Originally Posted By: 123JoeSchmo
With Barney and Steven Crea based out of there, you have to figure that no one else gets much action. Except maybe the Gambino's but even that's small.

Read my post above yours.


Right lol
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 09:49 AM

How come tore lochasio is worth milions;how did he make them??and pizzaboy do you have sam info on joe from the bronx gambino?he was from belmont,yes?
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 10:27 AM

Originally Posted By: alexandarns
How come tore lochasio is worth milions;how did he make them??and pizzaboy do you have sam info on joe from the bronx gambino?he was from belmont,yes?

Tore got rich in of the the biggest tech scams in American history. Phone cramming and porn sites. Just Google it and you'll get a thousand hits.

As far as Joe from the Bronx Gambino, I don't know who you mean. Do you mean a Gambino soldier from the Bronx named Joe? Or are you actually asking about the soldier/capo named Joe Gambino?

I realize that English isn't your first language, so if you can clarify maybe I can give you a better answer.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 10:33 AM

ohh ithought u meant something like owning a chain of someting..thanks for tore lochasio...i meant joe gambino nicknamed jo from the bronx,,i think he is carlos brother...he is in the picture with sinatra and carlo and paul..the westchester thrater
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 11:19 AM

Do you know anything about him pizzaboy?
Posted By: cheech

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 12:41 PM

surprised Tore' still has all that cash
Posted By: pmac

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 12:55 PM

how much you think he kicked up to peter gotti, how much you think peter held out from victaory gotti. I like Michael fransese story how when he got caught for the gas tax scam he was in federal lock up with his boss carmine persico and he would ask him about all the money. 4yrs later snake put a hit out on him and stripd his dad.
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 01:08 PM

Originally Posted By: cheech
surprised Tore' still has all that cash

I never said that wink.

Between the seizure and what he had to spread around, it's nowhere near what was reported. But it's still enough to make him one of the wealthiest wiseguys EVER.

And what's more impressive is that he was able to pretty much talk himself into semi-retirement at a fairly young age. Good for him. Because he ain't a bad guy, as far as those guys go smile.
Posted By: cheech

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 02:22 PM

for him to walk id have to assume someone got a big envelope...plus his dad and took the rap and didnt squeal blah blah blah
that whole crew intrigues me. wish someone wrote a book about that and not fucking al darco
Posted By: NNY78

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 03:41 PM

$650M PORN SCAM Gambino thugs plead guilty to X-rated ring

BY John Marzulli /

NEW YORK DAILY NEWS /

Tuesday, February 15, 2005, 12:00 AM

A HALF-DOZEN GAMBINO mobsters copped pleas yesterday to the biggest consumer fraud in U.S. history.Preying on hapless porn Web site users and phone sex customers in a huge $650 million scam. The last-minute deals headed off a trial into the ingenious and insidious scheme masterminded by Richard Martino -a John Gotti favorite believed to be the biggest earner in the infamous crime family's history.

Brooklyn U.S. Attorney Roslynn Mauskopf said thousands of customers in the U.S., Europe and Asia were victimized by the vast operation - which pelted dupes with bogus credit card and phone bill charges - between 1996 and 2002. The guilty pleas, Mauskopf said, will ensure the defendants "will serve significant time in prison, but they also will forfeit the spoils of their crimes, including luxury homes and other significant assets, which will be used to compensate the victims.

" Martino and a business partner, Norman Chanes, devised the Internet and so-called "phone cramming" scams, which grossed sums that dwarfed the mob's traditional bread-and-butter rackets like gambling and loansharking. Operating behind a maze of 64 companies, they lured suckers to X-rated Web sites promising "free tours" of the lurid content. The viewers were required to give their credit or debit card numbers as proof of age. Then the unwitting victims were hit with charges of up to $90 on their card. The phone scam did not even require conning the consumer out of their card number. Martino and Chanes solicited dupes to call an 800 number for "free" samples of phone sex, horoscopes and phone dating. Merely dialing the 800 number "trapped" the callers' phone numbers in a computer - and they got billed at least $40 a month for unwanted voice mail service. Martino was held in such high regard by the late Gotti, he was excused from showing up regularly at the boss' Ravenite social club - a move aimed at keeping the top moneymaker hidden from law enforcement surveillance. The lucrative operation was supervised by reputed Gambino capo Salvatore (Tore) LoCascio, who presided from his Naples, Fla., home. Just before LoCascio entered his plea yesterday, the FBI arranged an extraordinary cell phone call to his ailing father, former underboss Frank LoCascio, who is serving a life sentence in federal prison. "He wanted his father's approval and to consult with him about the plea," said LoCascio's lawyer Maurice Sercarz. Chanes pleaded guilty last year and was ready to testify against Martino and the others. Under the deal struck yesterday, just hours before jury selection, Martino will serve 10 years and forfeit $15 million. LoCascio will get seven years and have to pony up $4.7 million. Gambino associate Zef Mustafa will get five years and forfeit $1.7 million. Gambino soldier Andrew Campos and associate Thomas Pugliese face two years and $300,000 in restitution. Family associate Daniel Martino, Richard's older brother, will serve five years and pay $1.5 million. While prosecutors were trumpeting the pleas, defense lawyers privately claimed victory because the government agreed to drop racketeering charges.

HOW THEY DID IT: THE X-RATED "FREE TOUR" Porn peddlers Norman Chanes and Bruce Chew join forces with Gambino soldier Richard Martino to operate adult entertainment Web sites featuring content from smut magazines Playgirl and High Society, among others. X-rated Web sites linked to the magazines advertise free tours, but demand credit or debit card number as proof of age. The ad promises the card would not be billed. Once the viewer entered the Web site, there was no getting out. The defendants disabled the "go back" icon and there was no "home" or "exit," either. The dupe gets billed $59.99 to $90 per month. Thousands of consumers are ripped off in the U.S., Europe and Asia for an estimated total of more than $650 million.

http://www.nydailynews.com/archives/news...rticle-1.658108
Posted By: cheech

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 03:57 PM

always thought Tore went to florida after his vacation not before. interesting
Posted By: NNY78

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 04:01 PM

Cheech,

LoCascio was investigated but not charged for involvement in a gambling operation in Southwest Florida in 2012, I'm trying to locate the article in the Fort Myers newspaper.
Posted By: cheech

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 04:18 PM

good article here

http://www.naplesnews.com/news/2005/jul/17/ndn_locascio_awaits_sentence_in_money_laundering_c/

made close to 1 billion, claims he is not a part of any mafia or gambino organization.
Posted By: cheech

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 04:29 PM

I always get marino and martino mixed up
Posted By: Footreads

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 04:53 PM

What about non Italian gangs thst lurk in the bronx like the Albanians?

I know no one can deal with them. Not the Italians not even the Russians.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 04:55 PM

what about steven crea,where is he from??anybody??
Posted By: NNY78

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 05:36 PM

Cheech,

Which Marino are you talking about... the one that is supposedly mixed up with Joey Merlino?
Posted By: pmac

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 06:35 PM

Just read the FBI searching the Hudson river for a gun used in 2 mob hits in Yonkers in the early 80tys. Steve crea had a nice run as boss but I think its over. Who ran Yonkers back then. Lil all must have remembers something.
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 06:40 PM

Originally Posted By: pmac
Just read the FBI searching the Hudson river for a gun used in 2 mob hits in Yonkers in the early 80tys. Steve crea had a nice run as boss but I think its over. Who ran Yonkers back then. Lil all must have remembers something.
You mean for the Luccheses? Mikey Salerno was the skipper. His influence covered the Bronx and Yonkers back then.
Posted By: Footreads

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 07:13 PM

What do you know about Butchie Santorelli pizza boy. He would be about 68 years old now. Something like that.
Posted By: alexandarns

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 07:24 PM

I am intested in the fordham and belmont section of the bronx..and you know what else i would like to know what were the more notorious neighbourhood i ny in the 50s and 60s..offcourse lower east side i know that,but what anout bronx and brooklyn..i read about fordham baldies gang..someone from bronx would know about that wink wink
Posted By: NNY78

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/02/14 08:16 PM

Tonyboy117,

Cammarano Sr. passed away in 2013.
Posted By: IvyLeague

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/03/14 02:53 PM

Originally Posted By: 123JoeSchmo
Im assuming Bronx crews still exist in within the Genovese Family (Dom, Parello, Joe D) and are there replacements for Louie Ricco and Tore LoCasio? I thought Tore was still active, he's quite young (53 is nowhere near retiring age in the mob)


The Genovese family still seems to be very active in the Bronx. Of course, it's important to differentiate between a crew that is based in an area and one that just has some operatives there. Genovese captains who have been identified as either having crews based in the Bronx or at least operating there in recent years include Barney Bellomo and Ernie Muscarella, Joseph Dente Jr., Peter DiChiara, Angelo Prisco (doing life), Danny Leo, Patsy Parrello, and the late John Ardito.

The last I read, Andy Campos has been the acting captain for the Locascio crew while Tore was in prison or in Florida. The Locascio and Ricco crews are separate.

Originally Posted By: Footreads
What about non Italian gangs thst lurk in the bronx like the Albanians?

I know no one can deal with them. Not the Italians not even the Russians.


A lot of that is media hype. There has been lots of interaction between the Italians and Albanians in the Bronx.
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/03/14 03:03 PM

Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
Originally Posted By: Footreads
What about non Italian gangs thst lurk in the bronx like the Albanians?

I know no one can deal with them. Not the Italians not even the Russians.


A lot of that is media hype. There has been lots of interaction between the Italians and Albanians in the Bronx.

Exactly. It's very telling that a single indictment put the entire crew in jail for thirty years.

But as far as Albanians in the Bronx, there are loads of them and they're not going anywhere. Real estate is my livelihood. Two of my buildings are located in the Bronx, and I have an Albanian partner in one of them.

And it's estimated that Albanian Americans own a FULL ONE THIRD of the apartment buildings here in the Bronx. That shows a penchant for upward mobility. Crime seems to be a means to an end for the Albanians, much like it was for a lot of the old Italian American wiseguys. Get in, educate your children, and get out. It's the American way lol.
Posted By: Paddy_James

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/03/14 10:47 PM

Lol true about getting in then out. What I find interesting is how Jewish gangsters send their boys to school, the Itallians send their boys to the streets, and the Irish send 2 boys to the streets and 2 to law enforcement
Posted By: Parisi

Re: Bronx Crews and Capiregimes - 07/04/14 06:15 AM

Originally Posted By: pizzaboy
Get in, educate your children, and get out. It's the American way lol.
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