D'Amico, and several others, in the Good Ship Lollipop Case, which centered on mob murders by the Cicero Street Crew and sent to prison for 17 years. He was released in 2007. His role in the Outfit between 2007 and 2014 when he became boss is unclear, though it is theorized that he was a co-capo of the Cicero Crew. Street Boss – Albert "Albie the Falcon" Vena – born in 1948. Part of the new administration following the retirement of John DiFronzo. Vena was once a powerful capo of the Grand Avenue crew and replaced Joseph Lombardo after his 2007 conviction of a 1974 murder. FBI investigators from the August 2006 disappearance case of Anthony Zizzo considered him a suspect. In 1993, Vena was acquitted of the November 4, 1992 murder of Samuel Taglia who was shot twice in the head and had his throat cut with a knife, his body was dumped in the trunk of his 1983 Buick car. His most trusted confidants were reported to be Joseph Andriacchi and James Inendino. Underboss – Salvatore "Sammy Cards" Cataudella – former acting underboss; convicted of racketeering related to a prostitution scheme in 1990. Consigliere – Joseph "Joe the Builder" Andriacchi Capos Rudolph "Rudy" Fratto – Elmwood Park Crew; Peter DiFronzo was the captain before his death in December 2020. Rudy Fratto became Caporegime by 2021. Fratto was born in 1943. He was first identified as a member of the Chicago Outfit in 1997. In October 2009, he pleaded guilty to tax evasion. In September 2012, he was sentenced to 1-year imprisonment for bid-rigging $2 million in forklift contracts for a pair of trade shows at McCormick Place. Theories have arisen that he and Michael "Mags" Magnafichi have been running the crew jointly as co-capos, though sources dispute this as Magnafichi has reportedly not been active in years. Frank "Toots" Caruso – 26th Street/Chinatown Crew Albert "Albie the Falcon" Vena – Grand Avenue Crew. By 2000, Vena had been acquitted of 2 murders. It is thought that he assumed Acting Capo status after Joey Lombardo went on the run in 2005, officially taking over sometime in 2009. John "Pudgy" Matassa Jr. - Rush Street Crew. Possibly took over whatever was left of the Rush Street Crew. Nicholas "Jumbo" Guzzino - Chicago Heights Crew. According to Nick Calabrese he became a made man in 1983 and was sponsored by Dominick