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Contributions to Organized Crime in America

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Philadelphia crime family

Frank Monte (1931 – 1982), first consigliere for Nicodemo Scarfo. Murdered during the Riccobene War.
Joseph Ida (1890 – ?), 4th boss of the Philadelphia crime family. 1st non Sicilian boss of the family.
John Avena, former boss of the Philly Mob
Antonio Pollina (1892 – 1993), boss whose life was spared by Angelo Bruno even after Bruno heard Pollina wanted him dead.
Ignazio "Natz" Denaro (? – 1970), longtime consigliere from 1959-1970.
Nicholas "Nicky The Crow" Caramandi, hitman under the Scarfo faction; turned Government Witness and put his boss away for life.
Pasquale "Patty Specs" Martirano, former underboss of the Philly Mob
Steve Mazzone, Acting boss as of 2011
Anthony "Tony Buck" Piccolo (? – 2004), soft spoken mobster who was a former acting boss for the family.
Salvatore Merlino (1939), former underboss of Nicky Scarfo
Mauro Goffredo, Garbage carting tycoon who controlled several main routes in South Philly. Owned Top Job Carting.
Gregory Goffredo, Son of Mauro Goffredo, opened his own company called All-Star Carting. Took over Top Job after his father's death and also gave Joseph Ligambi a no show job at his company.
Mario Riccobene, brother of Harry Riccobene and former member of Philly Mob before becoming a federal witness.
Ron Previte, former made man of the Philly Mob who put more than 50 mobsters in jail after being an iformant.
Giuseppe Dovi, former boss of the Philly Mob
Joseph Massimino, (1950) Underboss of the Philadelphia crime family
Dominick Olivetto, Joseph Ida's underboss. Olivetto was present during the Apalachin Meeting.

Gambino crime family

Carmine Sciandra, Gambino captain and current owner of the Top Tomato super markets.

Genovese crime family

Federico Giovanelli, captain in the Genovese crime family.

DeCavalcante crime family

Giovanni Riggi, jailed boss of the DeCavalcante family.

Westies

John Bokun, current boss of the Westies