guilty and was released on bail. Westchester faction Salvatore Gigante – capo of the "Westchester-Gigante crew", and the son of former capo Mario "The shadow" Gigante. In June 1996, Gigante was indicted along with his father Mario and five others on charges of using violence to keep control of the garbage collection businesses in Westchester, Orange, Rockland, Ulster and Dutchess Counties in New York, southwestern Connecticut and Mahwah and Edison in New Jersey. On July 2, 1999, Gigante was released from prison. New Jersey faction Silvio P. DeVita – Sicilian-born capo operating in Essex County. He is currently believed to be controlling Newark. He has prior convictions of first-degree murder, robbery and several other offenses. DeVita has also been barred from visiting any casino in New Jersey. Soldiers New York Elio "Chinatown" Albanese - soldier. Albanese was charged in November 2022, along with soldier Carmine Russo for their involvement in a scheme that involved getting oxycodone pills from a Midtown Manhattan doctor and having their associates sell the oxycodone on Staten Island. Vito Alberti - soldier, Alberti was indicted on October 21, 2014, with captain Charles "Chucky" Tuzzo in New Jersey on charges of loansharking, gambling and money laundering charges. Anthony "Tico" Antico – former capo involved in labor and construction racketeering in Brooklyn and Manhattan. In 2005, Antico and capos John Barbato and Lawrence Dentico were convicted of extortion charges. In 2007, he was released from prison. On March 6, 2010, Antico was charged with racketeering in connection with the 2008 robbery and murder of Staten Island jeweler Louis Antonelli. He was acquitted of murder charges, but found guilty of racketeering. He was released from prison on June 12, 2018. Liborio T. "Benny" Bellomo – reputed made member and first cousin of family boss, Liborio "Barney" Bellomo. John "Johnny Sausage" Barbato – former capo and former driver of Venero Mangano, he was involved in labor and construction racketeering with capos from the Brooklyn faction. Barbato was imprisoned in 2005 on racketeering and extortion charges, and released in 2008. John Campanella – family soldier, on April 26, 2022, Campanella and five other codefendants, including capos Ralph Balsamo and Nicholas Calisi, soldier Michael Messina, and associates Michael Poli and Thomas Poli were indicted for operating a criminal racketeering enterprise of illegal gambling and extortion since at least 2011. Campanella pled guilty to racketeering on February 8, 2023. Pete "Scarface" Cataldo –