Son of former Genovese capo Augustino "Crazy Augie" Cataldo. Pete is a current soldier in the Genovese crime family and is heavily involved in the unions. Pete took over his father's crew when he died in 2020. Pete is known to run Local 731. Joseph Celso – family soldier, on May 3, 2022, Celso was indicted with capo Anthony Romanello and associate Luan Bexheti and charged with extorting the owner of a Brooklyn Italian restaurant, and was formerly acquitted of murdering a 19-year-old man in 1993. Christopher "Jerry" Chierchio – alleged soldier, Chierchio was indicted in April 2020. Along with co-defendants Jason Kurland, Francis Smookler, and Colombo associate Frangesco Russo, Chierchio was involved in a scheme to scam lottery winners through fraudulent investments. On January 18, 2023, Chierchio was indicted along with Gambino family members capo Frank "Calypso" Camuso, soldier Louis Astuto and associate Robert "Rusty" Baselice along with 19 other defendants for a kickback scheme allegedly operated by Baselice. The indictment claimed that in 2019, Chierchio who used his position as an executive of RCI PLBG Inc, a plumbing and sprinkler subcontractor based in Staten Island to work along with Baselice to steel over $300,000 from other developers. Dominick "Quiet Dom" Cirillo – former capo and former trusted aide to boss Vincent Gigante. Cirillo belonged to the West Side Crew and was known as one of the Four Doms; capos Dominick "Baldy Dom" Canterino, Dominick "The Sailor" DiQuarto and Dominick "Fat Dom" Alongi. Cirillo served as acting boss from 1997 to 1998, but resigned due to heart problems. In 2003, Cirillo became acting boss, resigned in 2006 due to his imprisonment on loansharking charges. In August 2008, Cirillo was released from prison. Carmine "Little Carm" Dellacava – family soldier, Dellacava was involved in a stock fraud scheme in the 1990s, for which he served prison time and was released in 1994. In the late 2000s, Dellacava was involved in a lawsuit involving his company, Cava Construction, in which workers fought for fair wages. Joseph "Joe D" Denti Jr. – (sometimes spelled Dente) a former capo operating in the Bronx and New Jersey. His father Joseph Denti Sr. was a Bronx loan shark during the 1970s before moving in the early 1990s to Beverly Hills. In 1996, his father died from a heart attack and his funeral was attended by many famous Hollywood figures, including Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci,