arrested by the FBI for an illegal internet gambling business. Anthony Buttitta: Outfit soldier and son of fellow mobster Dominic Buttitta. They both where arrested by the FBI for an illegal internet gambling business. Joseph Jerome "Jerry" Scalise: Outfit soldier, best known for stealing the Marlborough diamond. Currently incarcerated. Ricardo "Rick the Enforcer" Lentini: Outfit soldier and former right-hand man of Marco D’Amico. Paulie Carparelli: Cicero crew, debt collector and high-ranking member of Twelfth Street Players gang. Dino Marino: Son of Louis "Louie Tomatoes" Marino and driver of Solly D. He was arrested for a no show job as Health Department inspector for the Town of Cicero. Michael "A1 Mike" Zitello: Cicero soldier and bookmaker. He is a former protege of Louis "Louie Tomatoes" Marino. Carlo "The Fat Man/Carl D" Dote: Elmwood Park soldier, cafe owner and bookmaker. Andy Rovito: Outfit soldier was sentenced 5 years imprisonment for credit card fraud. Robert "The Gabeet" Bellavia: He and Rocco Infelice were indicted for the murder of bookie Hal C. Smith. Christopher "Christy the Nose" Spina: Spina is a member of the Grand Avenue Crew and a close associate of Albert Vena. He was also the driver Joey Lombardo and at one time he worked for Chicago's Bureau of Signs and Markings. Filippo "Gigi" Rovito: Burr Ridge restaurant owner was sentenced to 6 years imprisonment for kidnapping and rape in 1997. He was hired by Mickey Davis to arange the beating of R.J. Serpico the owner of Ideal Motors, a used-car dealership in Melrose Park. R.J. Serpico had a 300000$ debt by Salvatore DeLaurentis. The beating never happens because one of the man who Gigi has hired, George Brown was an FBI informant. Associates Emil "Nick The Badge" Schullo: Former Cicero Police chief. He was convicted in 2002 in a federal racketeering case alongside Chicago Mafioso Michael (Big Mike) Spano and then-Cicero Mayor Betty Loren-Maltese. He awarded a contract to a security company owned by Spano. Michael "Mickey" Davis: Close associate of Salvatore DeLaurentis. In June 2015, he was found guilty of extortion and was sentenced to 4-years imprisonment. Paul Koroluk: joint leader of the P-K street crew.The crew is named after the leaders Robert Panozzo Sr. and Paul Koroluk. The P-K crew posed as police officers to rob drug houses on Chicago's south and west side. Paul Koroluk is currently serving a 18 years prison sentence on RICO charges. Former members