Serbian-American Gangster & Ex-Union Leader Tied Together Forever By A Wired-Up 'Plumbing Contractor' From Long Island

Mileta (Michael Michael) Miljanic, the leader of a Serbian-American gang who allegedly partnered on construction schemes with the Gambino crime family has pleaded guilty to fraud and tax evasion charges that could cost him $800,000 and three years behind bars, Gang Land has learned.

The guilty plea by Miljanic, the chieftain of an organized crime outfit known as Grupo Amerika, comes almost two and half years after federal prosecutors publicly named Michael Michael as a partner of the Gambino crime family in a New York construction industry racket.

The plea deal does not prevent the feds from charging Miljanic with additional crimes linked to allegations that his business was a "shell company" used by the Gambinos to wash millions of dollars. But Michael Michael seems to be betting that those allegations — and words in a 2020 taped talk in which ex-union leader James Cahill called him a partner-in-crime of Gambino capo Louis (Bo) Filippelli — are just empty words without any hard evidence to back them up.