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Re: Gotti, grandson arrested in Oxycodone dealing ring
[Re: Beanshooter]
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08/06/16 03:26 PM
08/06/16 03:26 PM
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Binnie_Coll
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ive always hated the gottis, john sr, was responisble for bringing down the gambinos, if dellacroce didn't die, he would never had become boss in the first place.
john gotti was a failure as a boss, and a human being.
they might make the kid a little girl in rikers, bet his lawyer gets him out of there in a hurry, liable to be in solitary for protection, big tough gotti, lol,lol
" watch what you say around this guy, he's got a big mouth" sam giancana to an outfit soldier about frank Sinatra. [ from the book "my way"
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Re: Gotti, grandson arrested in Oxycodone dealing ring
[Re: Binnie_Coll]
#889725
08/06/16 03:35 PM
08/06/16 03:35 PM
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Belmont
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ive always hated the gottis, john sr, was responisble for bringing down the gambinos, if dellacroce didn't die, he would never had become boss in the first place.
john gotti was a failure as a boss, and a human being.
they might make the kid a little girl in rikers, bet his lawyer gets him out of there in a hurry, liable to be in solitary for protection, big tough gotti, lol,lol Binnie, i got news for you. Gotti didnt bring the gambino's down, the fbi did. I dont care who the boss was, when the fbi targets you, you are done. Just ask chin gigante or joe massino who closed down all the social clubs about that.
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Re: Gotti, grandson arrested in Oxycodone dealing ring
[Re: DiLorenzo]
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08/06/16 10:06 PM
08/06/16 10:06 PM
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Belmont
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The difference though Belmont is all those guys in the commission case had many years without the feds breathing down their backs...Gotti basically begged them, and was locked up most of the time he was boss !! Bad comparison. The guys in the commision case only had more time on the streets because law enforcement lacked the technology that enabled them to get Gotti. Gotti flaunting himself may have caused them to dislike him but business is business and he would of went down no matter what. If the feds had that technology back in the day, lcn would of died in the 70's. Also, law enforcment most certainly did breath down their backs. You dont think DellaCroce was low key? They managed to bug his hospital bed. Also, the feds didnt use Rico properly before the 1980's. Remember, no matter how low key a boss is, he is still a boss and is a great trophy for law enforcement. Careers are made over shit like that.
Last edited by Belmont; 08/06/16 10:11 PM.
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Re: Gotti, grandson arrested in Oxycodone dealing ring
[Re: pmac]
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08/07/16 05:10 AM
08/07/16 05:10 AM
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CabriniGreen
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Do the Dominicans really have heroin too? You mean on the distribution level right?
I think they are by far the biggest distributor group in the NorthEast, that's probably how they got into the heroin and pills, they have the best distribution. By best I mean they control open air markets, meaning they can move the stuff quickly on the streets.
This Gotti kid looks like a " Big little guy" . What I mean is he has fantastic connects, but not enough distribution, why he's taking chances moving all that work to people he don't know. He probably buys in bulk, first, then tried to push the shit out. A guy like Rizzuto only buys what's basically already paid for, so it's never just sitting around. Plus he would never touch it or be in the same room with the stuff. As others pointed out, he has to have a fuckin A1 solid connect, so why isn't he just focusing on supply? His fuck up is going into the streets to move the shit, himself without a controlled territory where he can screen these people properly, search em have lookout ect........This is what the Dominicans have, a territory that they control, making the dealing, relatively "safe" , or as safe as can be in that business. That leverage of being able to move shit more efficient than everyone else is what keeps em attractive to suppliers.
Reminds me a little of the weed bust from the west side guys son, he was like a lone wolf too, meeting people he didn't know. He got robbed, this one sold to under covers. Both did business in their cars, these young guys, lol They are from certified gangsters, what's wrong wit em?
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Re: Gotti, grandson arrested in Oxycodone dealing ring
[Re: Beanshooter]
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08/07/16 05:00 PM
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I thought the Commission case was the first time Rico was ever used? Didn't Giuliani read Bonanno's book and after decided that he could prosecute the Bosses under RICO?. Check out this quote Bean: RICO's first big test came in 1979, when the law was used to prosecute the Hell's Angels motorcycle gang in California. The bikers were acquitted. With their long hair and tattoos, they didn't look like an organized-crime enterprise to the jury.
After Frank "Funzi" Tieri was found guilty on racketeering charges and convicted as head of the Genovese crime family in November 1980, prosecutors had their road map. Link: http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052748704881304576094110829882704
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Re: Gotti, grandson arrested in Oxycodone dealing ring
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#889981
08/08/16 12:00 AM
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Re: Gotti, grandson arrested in Oxycodone dealing ring
[Re: salvi62]
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08/10/16 06:56 AM
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Indica is what has helped me so far.
The penalties for possession of a little weed vs H are almost nothing. I believe possession of H has a minimum of 3 years. Get caught with a small amount of weed you might go to jail , but there is also a chance you catch a cool fuzz who just takes your shit and lets you go with a warning. That would NEVER happen with H. You get caught with that shit you are definitely going to jail.
I too have lost many friends and had a few close calls myself. 3 years minimum for possession of H, that's harsh. But, i don't think it's right from what I've read. Especially in the NE nyc,nj etc. Here,in UK if your caught with H, your definetely getting charged. Which might not happen with weed,speed . You're looking at probation or small fine here. Yes, H here in UK can also be crappy but usually its ok. Yoy get 1.7g for £60/70
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Re: Gotti, grandson arrested in Oxycodone dealing ring
[Re: Beanshooter]
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08/12/16 06:00 AM
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CabriniGreen
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This is interesting to me, you are right, Mexican black tar is traditionally inferior to Colombian or Asian.
The Dominicans seem really tight with the Colombians, and the Caribbean is opening back up more and more.
This really illustrates why the Cartel set up shop in Buffalo.
I'm going off topic, but I'm starting to wonder if anyone has done anything in depth on the Dominican traffickers. They seem to have held onto what Ormento, Barnes, the Pleasant Ave-crews had, an ethnic enclave, which allows them to control open air markets, giving them tremendous leverage with suppliers.
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