Gangland 10/28/21

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The purpose of bail is to make sure Russo shows up. They are using his track record as a criminal against him. How about his track record of ALWAYS SHOWING up to his trials and sentencing in the past? FUCK THE FEDS. Such low life. Shackling an 86 year old man to a bed for a non-violent crime when he always shows up to court.

His bail should have been $10,000.
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He'll drag his case out till hes deemed unfit for trial or dies
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Pmac2 wrote: Sun Oct 31, 2021 10:44 am He'll drag his case out till hes deemed unfit for trial or dies
Only way he is dying a free man now unless he somehow has the genetics of Sonny.
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Ryan98366 wrote: Sun Oct 31, 2021 9:59 am The purpose of bail is to make sure Russo shows up. They are using his track record as a criminal against him. How about his track record of ALWAYS SHOWING up to his trials and sentencing in the past? FUCK THE FEDS. Such low life. Shackling an 86 year old man to a bed for a non-violent crime when he always shows up to court.

His bail should have been $10,000.
The feds are lowlifes and a murderer is a good guy? Who raised you?
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Really curious as to the time these guys are looking at. Russo got 33 months in 2011 and he is even less involved in this indictment. Ralph DiMatteo seems screwed and will probably get hit hardest from the administration since he had the most direct involvement.
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Dapper_Don wrote: Sun Oct 31, 2021 9:50 am
joeycigars wrote: Sat Oct 30, 2021 7:17 pm
Dapper_Don wrote: Sat Oct 30, 2021 6:15 pm
joeycigars wrote: Fri Oct 29, 2021 9:38 am
Dapper_Don wrote: Fri Oct 29, 2021 4:43 am Thanks for posting

Junior Gotti also had $10M bail back in the late 90s, he also had another bail package of $7M in 2005. The $10M figure was one of the largest (if not the biggest) in the country at that time.
JR Gotti paid for 4 trials + Bail Vig on 10 million and federal security detail , they tried to drain him he still has money ,
i hear that, i read his book the other day, it was ok, an interesting take from his end on things. good things to say about a few guys like vinny gorgeous who he bumped into in the can a few times

Dapper_Don and Burno187 in the same thread gave me a flashback ,Nice to read both of you guys ...Respecting the old school wisdom
Whats the good word buddy? I also consider you one of the OG's from these forums.Hope all is well on your end.
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jimmy_beans8 wrote: Sun Oct 31, 2021 7:58 am Alpo jus got killed in my. ...(allegedly)
He did…

https://www.google.com/amp/s/nypost.com ... ve-by/amp/
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Ryan98366 wrote: Sun Oct 31, 2021 9:59 am The purpose of bail is to make sure Russo shows up. They are using his track record as a criminal against him. How about his track record of ALWAYS SHOWING up to his trials and sentencing in the past? FUCK THE FEDS. Such low life. Shackling an 86 year old man to a bed for a non-violent crime when he always shows up to court.

His bail should have been $10,000.
The primary pretrial detention consideration is dangerousness to the community; continuing to extort, etc. The so called flight risk is never really the consecration in mob related cases as they’re all local guys for most part. It’s whether they’re charged with violent crimes and have violent histories which make them more likely to dangers to the community. I’m not saying I think he is or isn’t a danger, but that’s the consideration and that’s what the lawyers are going to argue in all these hearings.
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jmack wrote: Sun Oct 31, 2021 4:26 pm
jimmy_beans8 wrote: Sun Oct 31, 2021 7:58 am Alpo jus got killed in my. ...(allegedly)
He did…

https://www.google.com/amp/s/nypost.com ... ve-by/amp/
Holy shit that’s crazy
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Dave65827 wrote: Fri Oct 29, 2021 5:35 pm Yeah we don’t get why hardened career criminals that can order dozens to commit acts of violence should be released

Russo gets tied to a bed? Boo hoo. Shouldn’t be a boss of a fucking criminal organization

Orena has to die in prison for his crimes? Boo hoo. Shouldn’t have ordered all those murders
The point at issue of early release is that it's arbitrary. There is no fair process eventhough it's fairness is what makes the people believe in the justice system
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And nothing screams fairness as letting a guy who has been a career criminal for 70 years out on the streets yet again to prey on society.


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shaking down the union guy for part of his salary is just fucking nuts unless its a no show job but i doubt it cause he was a high ranking official so he works the union standard 40hrs aweek. all the little scams they could pull they go for the guys paycheck dumb
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bezos should have put the colombos to work breaking up these amazon factories unionzing around nyc
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Pmac2 wrote: Mon Nov 01, 2021 4:20 am shaking down the union guy for part of his salary is just fucking nuts unless its a no show job but i doubt it cause he was a high ranking official so he works the union standard 40hrs aweek. all the little scams they could pull they go for the guys paycheck dumb
Well Vincent Eposito personally extorted over ten thousand dollars a year from the senior union official leading Local 2D, so it's part of the shakedown playbook. Plus clearly they wanted to take it another level with the benefit fund extortion, just didn't the time to complete it.
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nizarsoccer wrote: Mon Nov 01, 2021 5:07 am
Pmac2 wrote: Mon Nov 01, 2021 4:20 am shaking down the union guy for part of his salary is just fucking nuts unless its a no show job but i doubt it cause he was a high ranking official so he works the union standard 40hrs aweek. all the little scams they could pull they go for the guys paycheck dumb
Well Vincent Eposito personally extorted over ten thousand dollars a year from the senior union official leading Local 2D, so it's part of the shakedown playbook. Plus clearly they wanted to take it another level with the benefit fund extortion, just didn't the time to complete it.
In both the Genovese and Colombo cases, union infiltration went back to at least the early 2000s. In the Genovese case, they were also pulling those other scams with the union, i.e. soliciting and accepting bribes, steering union benefit plans into investments in exchange for kickbacks, etc.
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