Licata is charged with illegal gambling, sports bookmaking, and also devising a scheme to defraud health benefits obtained through a no-show job controlled by the family for fazzini, more importantly he is charged with being part of a rico enterprise (count one) along with fazzini, and racketeering conspiracy.

The indictment adds Licata and reputed North Jersey mob soldier Louis “Big Lou” Fazzini as defendants and includes two new charges against Ligambi tied to an alleged “no show” job at a South Philadelphia trash disposal company.
Ligambi, already facing racketeering charges built around gambling, loansharking, extortion, and the operation of illegal video-poker machines, now is also charged with collecting $224,424 in medical benefits for himself and his family members from a Teamsters Health & Welfare Fund.
The “benefit plan” was part of Ligambi’s no-show employment at the Top Job trash company.