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Calabrese's arrest record dates from 1954, when he served two years in prison for a violation of the Dyer Act (auto theft). [6] He was The Outfit's Chinatown, or 26th Street, crew boss who provided loans to hundreds of customers at exorbitant interest rates that varied from one percent to 10 percent per week. [7]
Its operations were run out of the Old Neighborhood Italian American Club, originally on west 26th Street, in Chicago. Its founder, Angelo J. "The Hook" LaPietra, and Schweihs' partner skimmed $2 million from Las Vegas casinos in the 1980s and built a new massive club structure on West 31st Street, in Chicago. In 1991, Schweihs collected ...
Frank Caruso Jr.: son of 26th Street crew Capo Frank "Toots" Caruso was arrested for beating a black boy in 1998. [109] Michael "Mickey" Davis: Close associate of Salvatore DeLaurentis. In June 2015, he was found guilty of extortion and was sentenced to 4 years imprisonment. [110]
Born in Chicago, Illinois, Torello's first arrest was in 1945; he was eventually convicted of auto theft, armed robbery, burglary and hijacking. He served two years in federal prison for violating firearms laws. Torello served as capo of the South Side/26th Street crew.
Roti was born in an apartment in Chinatown. [1] Fred's father, Bruno Roti, Sr., known as "Bruno the Bomber", was a henchman of Al Capone, was arrested twice in murder investigations, [2] and was the first capo of what became the 26th Street/Chinatown "crew" of the Chicago Outfit.
December 23, 1999 – Ronald Jarrett, a mob lieutenant to John "Johnny Apes" Monteleone, of the South Side 26th Street crew, is shot while going to a funeral. It is the first mob hit in Chicago in seven years.
Aurora, Chicago's largest suburb, is in the shadow of where the Ripper Crew's notorious crimes happened in the early 1980s. People had not forgotten about the murders when Kokoraleis was released ...
Nicholas W. Calabrese (November 30, 1942 – March 13, 2023) was an American mob hitman, best known for being a made man who testified against the Chicago Outfit.His testimony and cooperation with federal prosecutors helped result in the 2007 murder convictions of mobsters Joseph Lombardo, James Marcello, and his own brother, Frank Calabrese Sr.