to New York to testify in 2 separate murder trials, alongside Anthony Arillotta. Anthony "Bingy" Arillotta – former soldier who became a government witness in 2010, alongside Felix Tranghese, a fellow Genovese-Springfield crew member. He admitted to his involvement in the 2003 murders of capo Adolfo Bruno and Gary Westerman, his brother-in-law. He also plead guilty to the attempted murder of a New York union boss, which also occurred in 2003. Like Tranghese, he was sentenced to 4 years' imprisonment and both had relocated to Springfield after their release. Anthony Zoccolillo – former associate of the Genovese and Bonanno families, Zoccolillo was arrested in 2013 and charged with running an illegal gambling scheme and distributing marijuana and oxycodone. He pleaded guilty and testified against Salvatore "Sally KO" Larca, a member of Ernest Muscarella's crew. Anthony "Tony Lodi" Cardinalle – former associate. In 2013, he was one out of 32 mob members and associates in a crackdown over commercial waste hauling in New York and New Jersey. Cardinalle pleaded guilty in December to the two counts in which he was charged with racketeering conspiracy and conspiracy to commit extortion, admitting his role in a plot to shake down a cooperating witness who owned a waste hauling company. In popular culture The Genovese crime family has a long history of portrayal in Hollywood as the subject of film and television. Television Godfather of Harlem (2019) Film Mobsters (1991) References External links Organizations established in the 1890s 1890s establishments in New York (state) Organizations based in New York City Five Families Gangs in Connecticut Gangs in Florida Gangs in Massachusetts Gangs in New York City