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Dellacroce
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Feds want leniency for Colombo Rat

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EXCLUSIVE: Feds urge leniency for turncoat hitman Joseph ‘Joey Caves’ Competiello
JOHN MARZULLI
Yesterday, 04:00 AM


Federal prosecutors are going to bat for the ex-Colombo hit man who came forward to solve the 1997 gangland rubout of NYPD cop Ralph Dols.

Joseph (Joey Caves) Competiello, a mob soldier who pleaded guilty to five murders as part of his government agreement, is facing life in prison when he is sentenced next month by Judge Brian Cogan.

But the feds are urging leniency for the turncoat who helped break the crime family and bring Dols' killers to justice.

"Competiello's cooperation initiated a chain of events which resulted in the cooperation of other Colombo family members and associates which led to the arrests and ultimately the convictions of nearly every inducted member of the crime family," Assistant Brooklyn U.S. Attorney Elizabeth Geddes stated in court papers.

"Joe's cooperation was the beginning of the end of the Colombo family," another law enforcement source added.

Before Competiello was flipped by FBI special agent John Fallon, the Dols' murder had been exhaustively investigated by the NYPD and the feds, but was a cold case

Then Competiello revealed the participants in the killing, including then capos Thomas Gioeli and Dino Calabro - Calabro cooperated soon after and implicated former acting boss Joel Cacace who wanted the cop whacked because he had married Cacace's ex-wife.

Officer Ralph Dols was gunned down outside his Brooklyn home in 1997.
"Prior to Competiello's cooperation not a single lead implicated Competiello or the Gioeli crew in the murder," Geddes noted.

In a sad footnote to the case, Cacace, Gioeli and accused shooter Dino Saracino were acquitted of the young cop's slaying. Competiello and Calabro testified that they did not know Dols was a cop when they were tasked with gunning him down outside his Brooklyn apartment building.

Sources said Dols' family understood that it was necessary for the feds to make deals with the mob rats who participated in the murder in order to bring their accomplices to justice.

Competiello has served more than six years in prison since he was arrested and it is doubtful that the judge will give him time served, sources said.

http://m.nydailynews.com/new-york/nyc-c ... -1.1987995
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They are giving this guy credit for bringing down the entire colombo family. Lol

Feds will pull out all the stops for a poster boy like him i guess.
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""Joe's cooperation was the beginning of the end of the Colombo family,""

LOL These morons say that about every crime family they arrest. Colombos are about as powerful as a street gang at this point. But they have been that way for the last 20yrs.
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Led to convictions to nearly every initiated member of the Colombos. What a accomplishment.
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it really is deplorable and incomprehensible that our retard government is willing to show compassion to this mutt

Its amusing that the cops and prosecutors are as stupid and immoral as these wiseguys, , jsut shocking
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