This is what I hate. If Joey hasn't taken a page out of Ligambi's book, people are going to start getting hit again. Philly doesn't need that.

@22 I once cited the Frankie Flowers murder as unnecessarily harsh, even for the Scarfo era. I got shut down for that for some reason. Anyway, in Caramandi's book, they basically shook down D'Alfonso's friends, hoping that D'alfonso would bail them out, and thus, finally paying the Scarfo street tax. Of course, he tried to be reasonable and negotiate for his friend's safety rather than buying it, and that was the last chance Scarfo gave him.