Random, spur of the moment beef, in a horrible neighborhood. Right by the car wash on 109th Street, near the 1st Avenue projects (I'm only being so specific because of your history of being a mail carrier in NYC, Flushing). It had nothing to do with the street.

As an aside, it was the projects in that area that turned East Harlem from a blue-collar Italian-American safe haven into the cesspool it is today.

Enzo is the coolest name.

So did mike nose order the shooting.

I could see why people are made the boss has five more years in the can might be less.

Guess he's in Danbury less then a hour to the bx.

Shit they must have 100 guys on the street.

Tensions continue to mount between the Bonanno crime family and the Lucchese crime family in New York after a failed mob hit. The two New York Mafia families are locked in an ongoing feud linked to the Bonanno family efforts to recruit more wiseguys in an attempt to rebuild their ranks without consulting the other New York mob families according to sources. Alleged Bonanno family soldier Enzo “The Baker” Stagnoof Queens was struck in the chest as he sat in his SUV making a call. He sustained only a graze wound as he felt a pinch on his chest and then dived into the back seat avoiding being hit by a second shot. He spotted the shooter walking away from scene and a witness reported seeing the shooter jumping into a yellow cab. Stagno denied having mob ties before finally admitting to authorities that he was a made man in the Bonanno family and he indeed had enemies on the streets.

Wtf is wrong with mob websites these days...this isn't the 1950s.

But they wish it was. They can only dream of having the stories that Breslin and Hamill had to write about. Journalism's dead. Blame the Internet, or whatever, but it's dead just the same.

Seamus was the family mutt.