How The FBI Busted The New York Mafia's Garbage Truck Racket

[@rob832]

I didn't expect a huge amount when I clicked on this, but boy! What a great show! Whoever posted this, thank you very much.

[@johnholder9782]

😢🎉🎉😢

[@kwokfanfan3606]

This Mafia carting biz was alive and well in NY in the 1990's. I did bookkeeping for a small garment shop in Manhattan. I failed to pay the Trash bill. My boss freaked out, she said "they can come set fire to my shop." Other bills you can delay but not the garbage haulers.

[@SoFloPubSub-d8w]

Wow! Any more stories?

[@raybueno1901]

I used to steal the carbor, in the middle of the night 🙄

[@lindasimons691]

Grew up on LI in the 60's/70's. Everyone knew you'd never get a job in the sanitation department unless you knew someone.

[@secretbassrigs]

... unless you knew someone that knew you were corruptible.

[@billrom795]

There was/is no Sanitation Department, it is run town by town

[@VANTAGEBLAKK]

trash is just that ..... trash

[@ZOONGOZEEN]

@@secretbassrigs ITS OVER HOW BOUT THAT

[@dizzy6277]

it's ironic how sanitation was the most dirty business.

[@bluecollar58]

I worked for an excavation company in Islip long Island in the late 70’s early 80’s and they were licensed as the first transfer station on long Island solely because the owner was Polish and the State was trying to push the mafia out. One day a Lincoln town car pulled in through the gates and two textbook young Italian guys got out wile I was on a tractor working. I had no idea who they were but my boss did and him and two other operators came running out of the office and one jumped on a cat loader and the other on a dozer and were going to crush their car. I guess these guys believed them because they went from all smiles to bug eyed fear , ran to their car and almost crashed backing out as fast as they could. Those operators were nasty men that didn’t make idle threats , they absolutely would have crushed their cars with them in them if they could have. I asked my boss what the hell just happened and he told me they were mafia there to lean on him. Never heard anything after that.

[@MondoBeno]

I've worked for immigrant businessmen who were like that. Albanians, Poles, Ukrainians, South Americans, they come from deprived backgrounds, so they're used to fighting for survival. They also have huge extended families, bigger than the Italians ones. They can snap their fingers and have 20 men show up (or more.) Maybe it was the immigration of non-Italians, plus diversity, that undid the Mafia. I'm told that when Harry Van Arsdale was head of the IBEW, he realized that letting in minorities could interfere with the old loyalties that allowed the mob to control the industry.

[@gregsmith1342]

I work at Sal's pizza shop in Brooklyn back in the late 70s, the pizza 🍕 was delicious, we would have people come from all the boroughs, even New Jersey for Sal's delicious pizza, they would have meetings every 1st of the month, Sal would let me take a whole pizza pie home to my family.

[@kdw75]

I never understood how the mafia got away with so much. One of the guys that has a YT channel now, but was in the Mafia in the 80s was talking about going into a bar or club and beating up the owner with dozens if not more patrons around and dragging him out because he didn't pay protection money. My first thought it that of 50 people, especially the ones in a bar, probably 20 or more are armed, so wouldn't they be worried about the average joe taking them out??? We live in a town without any organized crime, but when we go out to a birthday with the extended family at least a dozen of us are always armed.

[@robkeysnj]

@@MondoBeno The Albanians were the worst--worked very briefly in between jobs at Quik Chek--N. Hackensack many years ago...(It is closed now) What's funny is that it was a really busy location on North Main Street. The labor laws they skirted!! Break times?? The kitchen crew didn't like me right away, because "I was English". Awful co-workers and company. ..The orientation meeting out in East Bumf*** NJ, where they have their hot-air balloon race was a joke. I get a ride there from the store manager, but am left stranded after the orientation because he left early..Thank you asshole...I had to beg for a ride to get me back to the NJ waterfront..I worked a few days, and never went back. The Albanians ran that store and didn't want people like me working there. Quik Chek closed that location, and we can all speculate why. Something must have happened. The people that worked there were so insular and discriminatory..All I wanted to do is pick up some hours in between jobs. Doing great now, but always wondered where these Albanian coddlers are now? I guess that's my next project.

[@ericduggan1520]

Thanks for the upload. I always enjoy documentaries about the mafia

[@daltonalbertin137]

Fat Tony having the power to elect the next head of the Teamsters Union is simply mind blowing

[@satchelh]

At that time the Teamsters president was elected by delegates, not the membership. It was much easier to corrupt a few hundred delegates than 2 million members. Now the membership votes directly, effectively eliminating this possibility.

[@terencemerritt]

Only it was the chin. Not fat tony

[@littlegoobie]

Seeing the clips of rudy guiliani are hilarious. Here's rudy, a license lawyer and mayor of NYC, fighting crime and the mafia mobsters under the rico act. And today rudy is the criminal losing civil lawsuits against him, and he's a disbarred lawyer FACING charges under the rico act.

[@valerieneal2747]

Ikr? Poetic karmic justice.

[@joselplascencia7795]

Nope!!! Rudy noe IS FIGHTING THE POLITICAL DEMOCRATS MOB...

[@gabagool2064]

@@joselplascencia7795shut up nerd. 😂

[@josephanderson7237]

@@joselplascencia7795Exactly! The libs are blind to the truth and to what’s coming their way.

[@planesense7390]

What a stupid comment, Rudy was the lone fighter against the mafia then and one of the only Mayors of NYC who cleaned a disgusting crime ridden city up and had the guts to do it...hes benn clearly railroaded these past few years by the liberal controlled media.period.

[@mikedawolf95]

Reminds me of a quote from the sopranos “garbage is our bread and butter”

[@leoa4c]

From the very first episode, if i'm not mistaken.

[@littleCarmine]

Was.

[@RuthDiMartino]

The prosecutors and other Organized Crime Task Force personnel that put the Kubeka’s names out there should be ashamed of themselves.

[@tonycamaj7243]

John Gotti ripping Tony Moscatiello is a classic wiretap.

[@Theimperialone-o2g]

😂

[@VANTAGEBLAKK]

fck all that noise

[@Americal-v6r]

I was stationed on staten island after returning from Vietnam. One time we went to a place called the Wind Jammer restaurant out along the shore. We go in and its packed with mafia crews, the upstairs where we were told to go was filled with the wives and girlfriends of the crews. As I glanced outside down below by a black shiney Cadillac casually stood Fat Toney Salarno in his over coat, fedora and his trademark stogey. I thought holyS! They all must have been having a special party or something that day. Never forget it, that was in summer of 1971.

[@charlesbronson11]

Wind Jammer is still there...

[@backagain5216]

Those poor men and their families. RIP to you.

[@ZOONGOZEEN]

thy were all trespassers in these lands so wht happened to em happened to em ... shelve steed in europa

[@backagain5216]

@@ZOONGOZEEN Being drunk is no excuse…. Or is your keyboard broken?

[@arame29]

They kicked started RUCO and dismantled the syndicate Yet we're left unprotected Sickening

[@liamsdad33]

​@@ZOONGOZEEN 😂😂 no one is native to "America " 😂😂 "native" Americans are from asia 🤡

[@JohnShields-xx1yk]

Egos, people just can't stop talking about how great they are or how much power they have. It's always the case, always will be.

[@blazayblazay8888]

YOU CAN TAKE THE WOP OUT OF BAYRIDGE BUT YOU CAN’T TAKE THE BAYRIDGE OUT THE WOP

[@reformationfan]

The judge that gave Avellino a slap on the wrist has blood on his hands.

[@jimlewis2395]

He got his cut $$$

[@ZOONGOZEEN]

@@jimlewis2395 hes dead now

[@rjh1226]

Most Judges do

[@scottygravning7841]

The judge should be up because he's directly involved in the Mafia allowing someone else to do somebody else's community service. The judges bank accounts need to be checked. And I believe the judges involved should be brought up on the RICO act

[@michaelharrison3602]

Thats the way it is as long as the judges,cops,senators and Congress men and senators are getting their cut they couldn't care where it comes from. 😅

[@spicyhummus6266]

Once upon a time you NEEDED someone to snitch & break, but with the ability to record their words you literally are able to get them to basically snitch on themselves.

[@Mossad901]

Waste management has become worse than the mafia.

[@secretbassrigs]

Lol! A monopolized influence and corruption organization that is far more successful with an air of legitimacy afforded by corruptible gate keepers legitimately profiting from lobbying and political donations.

[@secretbassrigs]

The difference is that Waste Management is legally incorporated, and their questionable influence is based on tax deductible political donations and lobbying to afford their apparent monopoly. If there's no competition, and it's generally more expensive to take your own garbage to the dump, they really do have a captive audience as a customer base.

[@Mossad901]

@@secretbassrigs don’t forget the contract with the fine print that you sign, loaded with dozens of ways for them to screw you. WM uses lawyers instead of hitmen to get you

[@SecretSquirrelHD]

@@secretbassrigs And then they make it illegal to burn trash in your backyard even though they are burning it.

[@secretbassrigs]

@@SecretSquirrelHD technically, no. 65% of trash from Long Island is put on trains and shipped to out of state landfills. All of the burned trash is burned as an energy source for the island, and ash is sent to regional landfills. The rest is recycled. So, it seems they're getting free fuel in the form of trash while charging people to provide that free fuel. Now that's a racket!🤯

[@PersDoklar]

Loving the mafia series more than any other one

[@jackkunkel]

Who was the judge who let Avelino off with community service?

[@jimlewis2395]

Most likely a Luchese family soldier himself

[@marilynnschroeder4436]

So sorry Kathy 😢. There is no justice or integrity in our criminal justice system. Those cops were truly despicable!

[@Topgun-ny3he]

I wouldn't say it's totally broken... Although nothing will replace her husband or brother, or replace the men in the lives of their children, they were eventually awarded $10.8 million. Some people get nothing when disregarded by the authorities. I'm glad to know at least they got something.

[@MarlinWilliams-ts5ul]

Why werent those two Gentlemen better protected?

[@David-ke5nm]

I wonder what the success rate of going to the cops is to solve a problem… probably way way lower than they’d ever admit. Such a tragedy for that family

[@paullentz1972]

Most cops arent very bright. They only catch the stupid, sloppy criminals. The Mafia has never been Mensa types. A bunch of thugs....who easily got away with their crimes for years because Law Enforcement never really tried to reign them in due to their ineffectiveness/lack of intelligence. If it wasnt for science (advances in DNG genealogy) many killers would still get away with murders that happened long ago. I cant help but laugh when I hear these cops, at a press conference that announces the solving of a cold case, give praise to law enforcement who 'never' gave up, lol. Please, after a few weeks of a case going cold, most cops get pissed at loved ones of the victims who keep calling them for updates. Most cops give up and go onto other cases.

[@paulgiglio7607]

I agree it's like watching T.V. when I was younger but instead of commercials there's ADs now a days lol 😆

[@mikimiyazaki]

Well the government literally got Robert and his partner murdered point blank.

[@69mosshead]

They wouldn't lose a minute's sleep.

[@ZOONGOZEEN]

jfk rfk both suckers

[@jvick953]

That's called collateral damage 💔

[@Skydiver-gk8bk]

Beautiful program, touchy events and sad.

[@shengyi1701]

The conversations really inspired how the actors spoke in the Godfather movies - the style, the accent and diction!

[@CoronaMechanics88]

The Mafia and the garbage industry were always a good match…Respect…

[@AngelGonzalez-pd4cn]

Scrap metal yards and construction industry too

[@TonyVerrazano]

Kubecka had a pair , that’s for sure. He wore a wire to meet up with and record mob associates. Unfortunately for him, it only ends one way and the Task Force is ok with the collateral damage as long as they get their conviction.

[@StephenBartlett-n3x]

So true. They hung him out to dry

[@sam-jf8uf]

His sister had a nice pair too

[@tony6261]

He refused to go into the witness protection program, he was offered it repeatedly

[@Cl0ckcl0ck]

Well they did $10.8 million in damages to the Task Force, the amount the families won. That can't have been good for some careers.

[@jackwalker9492]

Great video!

[@mattsweeny3957]

Hip hip hoooray....Big Bust....but you didn't hold up YOUR end of the Bargain with the Kubeca & Barstow...you got what you wanted from them......discarded these poor guys...RIP men...

[@StephenBartlett-n3x]

Agreed! They’re scumbags too

[@igorsusnjar3632]

Well Fat Tony wasnt actually Genovese boss. Please make a video about Chin

[@Styxswimmer]

He was the front boss and had a lot of power, but in serious matters he had to consult chin for the final word.

[@yankees29]

Street boss

[@ZOONGOZEEN]

@@Styxswimmer he shldve whcked chin slumpass

[@iu2]

"When the Mafia tried to take over the Quebeca garbage busines..." 🤦🤦‍♀️🤦‍♂️ The husband's name is Kubecka, not Quebeca. How do you get this wrong? 🤷‍♂️

[@jlshel42]

Brits have trouble speaking English

[@stylishyetty]

Garbage truck Mafia is just so funny

[@ZOONGOZEEN]

so stinky

[@Matt-cw1mv]

@@ZOONGOZEEN gay too

[@cmz5847]

Those recordings are hysterical 😂

[@1337flite]

Hard to understand why the 5 families and the Jersey/DeCavalcante family couldn't get the prices up in Jersey to match NYC prices.

[@leoa4c]

The reason is that the underworld economy is interlinked with the Government's economy. To give an exaggerated example, you cannot go to a small town in the middle of Utah, raise prices by 100 or 150% and expect people to pay for it. People in the real economy will find cheaper supplies in the next town or in the next State. Or people will simply not buy as much, thus reducing potential profits. The rules of supply and demand do apply in the underworld just as they apply in the legal world. New York could afford (just about) such high mafia "tax". New Jersey couldn't, thus the "tax" was lower. That's one of the reasons why the DeCavalcante family was always poorer and less powerful. It's not the only reason, but it is one of the reasons.

[@3in24]

@@leoa4c well said, people simply fail to realize that this went on for as long as it did because the gov was complicit in using these families against each other for their own gain.

[@1337flite]

@@leoa4c You don't think the NJ and NYC economies are interconnected? I think some of the depots the NYC garbage firms were using were in NJ NJ is not a country town 100 miles from nowhere it's just accross the river from NYC. Supply and demand don't apply when the mob runs an industry (or at least when they used to run industries) - that's the point. They shut down competitors or bring them into the club and fix the bids. The consumer has no say. They take the price and the carter that the club decides or their garbage doesn't get taken. It was the same with construction and trucking in the garment district. Prices in NYC were higher *in*part* because of the mob - at least that is what theprosecutors and other LE agencies were claiming. I think the main reason the NJ family or crews were less powerful is because they were competing with the NYC families who were bigger. The NYC families probabably had more guys in their NJ crews than the NJ family had.

[@lorenzoortez64]

Better to die having a little in righteousness than to die laden with treasures of wickedness. Riches profit not in the day of wrath (proverbs11:4)

[@PattMcCrotch]

The Chin was the boss of the Genovese family or borgata. Fat Tony was the streetboss that took the heat off The Chin. It certainly worked.

[@MarlinWilliams-ts5ul]

But the Feds finally got The Chin, too.

[@PattMcCrotch]

@@MarlinWilliams-ts5ul yea, they got all the Bosses of NYC but only after decades of being the Genovese Boss and at one time being Capo di tutti capi, or Boss of Bosses. The Genovese were the Cadillac of crime families and made billions being the most secretive of all NYC borgotas.

[@f32440i]

Funny thing was salerno wasn't the boss, the chin was 😂

[@ZOONGOZEEN]

oh yea wise guy

[@bellac1451]

Yeah, Vince Gigante successfully trolled the FBI for over 30 years, before they figured out he was the real boss.

[@lyacko52]

Exactly fat Tony got 100 years for what

[@scoobydoo8498]

I know right. He was just a front guy

[@cindys1819]

Anyone who trusts any branch of NY State govt is crazy. Also, why didnt the feds place these guys in witness protection. And... why weren't these guys well armed?

[@StephenBartlett-n3x]

They had already got what they wanted. They couldn’t have cared less

[@Richard-t2b]

Cheeses! We’re here from the government, and we’re here to help you…. 😢

[@Theimperialone-o2g]

You never admit the existence of this thing - phil leotardo

[@sheercerebralpower]

Jersey aren’t a family. Just a crew.

[@JTA1961]

Trash Talkin could get you "concrete shoes"...

[@nicholassar5105]

You ever had our sausages? The Czech guy in the beginning reminds me of sopranos 😂

[@phdtobe]

The judge who gave that Mafia boss a sentence of only community service needed be dealt some serious justice for protecting that criminal gang! 😡

[@robertnunn3015]

It’s called fill my pockets with money .

[@littlegoobie]

If it wasn't money, it was threats to judge's and their family.

[@kevingilliland6484]

I'll never forget the day I went to work after this happened. We were called upstairs for a meeting.

[@cedricliggins7528]

Nobody called Fat Tony Fat Tony to his face! Facts

[@backagain5216]

Thanks for telling us what you are all about Cedric. Some of us are not so impressed with these people.

[@GraciousFundamentalist]

😂😂facts

[@ZOONGOZEEN]

my dad did n he gave a fck act it too ..u worshippers need to get it together . he was a rolly polly immigrant with cigar breath cldnt fight 4 sht ...

[@angeldesigns1385]

⁠@@backagain5216you’re opinion of them is irrelevant. You still wouldn’t have done it.. and you know you wouldn’t have.

[@robleavold84]

Moderately overweight Anthony the street general management team leader.

[@londonekhondela1141]

My Mafia sleeping pill

[@rjl110919581]

THANK YOU FOR DETAIL VIDEO

[@Chicagorillaz-bf8ou]

Chicago outfitz 🎉we checking in 😎

[@ZOONGOZEEN]

no , ur not .... its this for u ..pow

[@bernardzsikla5640]

My neighbor was telling me about mafia carting companies in the city during the 80's & 90's. When the FBI pushed out the mafia, the rates jumped from $350 for a 30 yard container to $1500. Now, who is the real mafia? Waste management or the Gambino family?

[@karenroot450]

Yeah! Just remember what they did to Jimmy Hoffa!? Good series so far. I really hope you triple check all your Facts. This is not something you would want to have wrong! Thanks for the info!

[@KaiColloquoun-gt7kw]

"The annual dinner and dance of the garbage collectors association" Formal dress please.

[@trent3872]

No more pushing coke on association routes, its short sided.

[@thebluehotel426]

My grandfather used to complain how the Mafia caused the price of garbage pick up to rise crazily in New Jersey. Also, a police officer came into my granfather's company for his envelope of cash every week so as to avoid getting parking tickets Good old Hoboken.

[@deniscoursen5022]

My father back in the 70’s had a garbage deal with them a@JFK airport,used to get NY JETS tickets from them best seats in the house home 40 field level.

[@Oldguytechreview]

So much for the honor code in the mafia - lol - listening near the end you realize how unsophisticated and simplistic the mafia was/is - I can see with a little effort how easily they were taken down

[@taato69]

Most or all mafiosos, they never finish school they were just violent.

[@Jim-bq5do]

One set of criminals going after another set of criminals.

[@ZOONGOZEEN]

immigrants tht sldve kept tht sht where they were : in eu trespassers all of them ...

[@chelseaclark4738]

Lmao yeah trespassers

[@DANNYALEX321]

Can you guys make a documentary on Mr. Tony ducks corallo

[@kellytransportexcavating839]

It’s a shame. Work your ass off to build a successful business and those mafia scumbags think they’re entitled to it.

[@onlyme219]

There is no way I'd be a juror, I'd come up with some excuse, any excuse

[@marianneosullivan7971]

Thats how the judges dealt wirh it

[@Matt-cw1mv]

say you fought in ww2

[@onlyme219]

@@Matt-cw1mv Ok, lets say I fought in WW2, and?

[@normankato]

I’m here for Colin Tierney iconic voiceover 🔥

[@VANTAGEBLAKK]

where's your life at

[@angeldesigns1385]

Well I’m here for Tony ducks wire tap voice.

[@normankato]

@@VANTAGEBLAKK definately not at yours.

[@jondoe9581]

People with so little understanding can make so much money, so what happens when sophisticated and influential people hold power?

[@jimclarence5441]

I was in Venice Italy years ago and the city couldn't make a $$$ agreement with collection company to pick up the trash. So the governments(s) decided to have the army pick up the garbage. So when the trucks arrived at the dump to drop their load, the mob owned dump wouldn't allow the trucks in. Soon the they came to an agreement with the collection company

[@mkimification]

Oh look who its is! Jim Kallstrom, former head of the New Yawk FBI Office

[@louislinsley3128]

Wait. Is THAT Anthony Hopkins as Narrator?! Now, that's a Good Get.

[@agentdas]

Colin Tierney. But close.

[@louislinsley3128]

@@agentdas Wow, Colin Tierney's Good!

[@raybueno1901]

I used to work for a company run by the mafia in NYC before juliani was the mayor 😮

[@khamael7]

Fast forward, Rudy Guliani also gets Indicted under the same RICO law he used to indict the Mafia. Got to love the irony

[@valerieneal2747]

I know..poetic justice, so to speak...

[@planesense7390]

For what? fabricated by a liberal controlled media and Obama and Biden admins who's sole purpose is to get Trump for no reason other than they hate him, because Trump doestn cower to the likes of them

[@m747hvy6]

Anthony Hopkins narrating this? Lol

[@corjay]

My father and Grandpa owned standard commercial carting in smithtown NY but they got a pass bc they were paying dues or were they 🤔I also knew Sal personally and went to High school with his Grand daughter. He used to call my father “the garbage man “ but I really didn’t know how dangerous he was until I just seen this. oh boy

[@angeldesigns1385]

We needed this, we needed that, we needed jaguars, we needed state of the art surveillance, we needed experts, we needed more manpower, etc etc…..essentially you need a bunch of our tax dollars.

[@coreypatterson1007]

I think ive seen all the mob docs i seen this some years back

[@PattMcCrotch]

33:07 Boy they screwed up that graphic good. Big Paul now a Genovese? Fat Tony the Gambino boss? 😅😅😅

[@louislinsley3128]

In 1991 I was studio mgr of a commercial photographer on W 31st in Manhattan. I got a call from a guy representiing a trash pick-up company, he offered me a Lower price from my current trash collector. I liked That. I called the current trash company telling them about the Change. Their represenitive told me; "You can't Do That. Your area Belongs to a certain Organization, and those Other Guys are Not With US. Do you understand?" Message received; Do NOT get into Mafia Business. wow!

[@sixtorivera978]

Price Fixing, just like government taxes you make this much government takes so much.😮

[@daithipol]

I'm OK with tax but when you get nothing back it's an issue. Roads bridges falling apart, people going bankrupt in order to get medical help, teachers getting crap wages but the greatest military ever seen and billionaires paying minimum wage..

[@heretodaygonetomaui3567]

The FBI also spliced recorded conversations together to make it appear as if some Italian-Americans said things they did not say to wrongfully convict them.

[@Buckets50]

Tony Salerno was never the real boss of the Genevese family, he was only ever the front boss for the chin

[@chrisschene8301]

I lived in long Island during that time. Yes, it was well known that they mafia controlled the garbage routes

[@mikewagner6396]

At 33:03 they got the bosses all wrong. Paul was the head of Gambino and Tony was the boss of Genovese

[@scoobydoo8498]

Tony wasn't the boss though. The chin was. He was a feont boss that took all the heat pretty much

[@cruzmizzl]

And today the prices are set by some w less scruples than the old mobsters.

[@jamesbowring9528]

Am I seeing this wrong? Why did it look like they put Paul Castellano with the moniker of Genovese. My eyes aren't good these days though. I talk about the picture under the title "The Commission"

[@tommydenato8863]

Lets give a standing ovation to the government taking out their biggest competitor.

[@mademan62]

Had more of the same information you can see on many mob documentaries and most of it had little to do with the title of this video.

[@BrianHamilton-zv6on]

So did the feds have a warrant to place the bug in the car

[@asullivan4047]

OH-!!!. Do the ( G-Men ) need permission to plant a listening device in a diabolically evil " La Cosa Nostra " syndicate street thug😈 like " Tony Ducks "-???🤔

[@roderickcampbell2105]

Yes.

[@RawDogTV]

They just made it up out of thin air

[@taato69]

Yes, they did. Happy now?😂

[@brinkee7674]

Oh it didn't end with the big RICO bust. In the 90's we had moved the business in NJ. We had a choice of one carrier and no one else would even offer a bid. That went on for several years till some arrests ended it. Our hauling/trash prices then reduced by almost half

[@Div4Dante]

Tony Ducks was Sal Avellinos mentor!!!!

[@andrewsimckes5748]

I still remember when Waste Management came to New York and tried to open up operations boy did they get more than they expected and the other one was those blue trucks of that nationwide company I just dont remember the name they had issues with the garbage haulers association

[@josephmason2455]

Possibly BFI. Browning Ferris.

[@kyledpenny]

Modern

[@suggadeg]

Was that woman at sea cliff beach less than a minute into the video? I mean, she totally was. I grew up there.

[@aaronvu6292]

Garages to the public. But all money to the Mafia.

[@keithburton3713]

This dude would still be alive if he pay his tribute. The government taxes us the state taxes, us the city taxes us. these private carting companies make plenty of money. This guy was a fool.

[@josephmorrison2509]

I thought those two brothers were hit by Casso for garment industry stuff . Didn’t know they had two Chek bros in the trash business . Did they get whacked before they could testify too?

[@Deteatron]

When the guy at the end said everyone in the mob is an idiot or stupid which is very untrue so many of them gangsters were nothing more than that but the racketeers could’ve been fourton 500 ceos they were very smart and they used their mafia lifestyle to put them ahead in business

[@raddastronaut]

Now do waste management.

[@ZOONGOZEEN]

stinks for you

[@angeldesigns1385]

Right?

[@ccrites123]

Waste Management and Republic are worse than the mafia ever were!!

[@James_Bowie]

Evil triumphs when good men do nothing.

[@theflyingkaramazovbrothers6]

"I don't know if you are familiar with who runs that business but I assure you it's not the Boy Scouts!" - Thornton Melon

[@ruthcassidy6052]

And look at ol' Rudy now.

[@militarypsychologist7255]

Went from prosecuting criminals to defending them🇺🇸🙏✝️

[@ruthcassidy6052]

@@militarypsychologist7255 No more of that, though, he was just officially disbarred today (and he's also a criminal). ;)

[@trent3872]

​@@ruthcassidy6052Yea anytime you expose corrupt Democrats, double negative, they will destroy you. Look at the current mayor of New York.

[@Theimperialone-o2g]

Garbage is our bread and butter- tony soprano

[@RealBallsofSteel]

Didn't Christopher say that?

[@ZOONGOZEEN]

yea yea yea

[@Michael-v3z1s]

In other words it's one gang against another one. It's a chess match.

[@heavypetalav]

I like the Equal Opps. Tommy Bilotti 👍

[@davidshattock9522]

To anyone loving privatisation.take note

[@Suse-gl8xh]

So sorry Kathy for loss of ur family i lived were thus happed. Your husband an brither got no justice. Rip