Damn in 1984 the Pagans shoot over 100 bullets on the chuchy Merlino home with his mother that was crying during the shooting because his son beaten up a pagan biker and now are allies.
The times are changed.
That's not what happened Furio.
Relations between the Pagans and the mob festered like a swollen abscess, which finally burst on a spring night in 1984, when Little Nicky's hard-drinking underboss, Salvatore Chuckie Merlino, staggered out of a restaurant in South Philadelphia and saw a Pagan sitting on a motorcycle.
Fortified with the kind of courage that comes out of a bottle, Scarfo's drunken underboss rammed his car into the bike and sent the Pagan sprawling into the street. While he was lying in a hospital bed, the Pagan was visited by his bike-riding brethren. One of them found an accident report lying on the table next to the bed where the police had left it. When he picked it up, the name Salvatore Merlino jumped up in his face. Underneath Merlino's name was a South Philadelphia address.
Look at this,he said, as he began stabbing the paper with his finger right under the address. He then passed it around the room, and his bearded brethren all began grinning as they read it.
The next night a band of Pagans pulled up at the address of the house on the accident report and shot more than 200 rounds of ammunition through the walls, windows and doors, while Merlino's terrified mother crouched on the floor, peeing herself under a shower of lead and glass.
As Detective Friel later put it: The incident went unavenged. This brazen insult to the majesty of the Men of Honor was never punished. The Mafia bullies had been bullied by the bike-riding bullies and backed down.
In fact, Scarfo's people ultimately coughed up $5,000 for bike repairs and hospital bills.