became boss in 1999, and is believed to still be the boss of the Philadelphia crime family. Street Boss – Michael "Mikey Lance" Lancelotti – longtime member of the Philadelphia family. Lancelotti's position was confirmed on November 18, 2020, when the Department of Justice provided the initials "M.L." as the current street boss for the Philadelphia crime family. Underboss – Steven "Stevie" Mazzone – the underboss according to the United States Department of Justice. On November 23, 2020, Mazzone was indicted along with capo Dominick Grande, his brother soldier Salvatore Mazzone and others on racketeering and gambling charges. On December 15, 2022, Mazzone was sentenced to serve five years in prison. He is scheduled to be released from federal custody on March 17, 2027. Acting Underboss – Unknown Consigliere – Joseph "Uncle Joe" Ligambi – served as longtime acting boss for boss Joey Merlino. Ligambi's position was confirmed on November 18, 2020, when the Department of Justice provided the initials "J.L." as the current consigliere for the Philadelphia crime family. Philadelphia faction Captain – Domenic "Dom" Grande – a captain operating from South Philadelphia, southern New Jersey and Atlantic City according to the United States Department of Justice. In November 2020, Grande was indicted along with Underboss Steve Mazzone, soldier Salvatore Mazzone and others on racketeering and gambling charges. Captain – George Borgesi – Philadelphia captain and nephew of consigliere Joseph Ligambi, who served as consigliere himself according to the United States Department of Justice. On July 3, 2012, before his scheduled to be released from prison Borgesi was charged with overseeing a loan sharking operation in Delaware County from his prison cell in North Carolina. He has a couple of other family members working as associates for the Philadelphia crime family. On January 24, 2014, Borgesi was released from prison. Since his release from prison Borgesi has traveled to Rhode Island forming an alliance with Patriarca crime family underboss Matthew Guglielmetti. Soldier – Martin "Marty" Angelina – he was convicted of racketeering with Joey Merlino in 2001, and was sentenced to 78 months. In September 2012, he was sentenced to 57 months on racketeering, loansharking and illegal gambling charges. Soldier – Gaeton "Gate" Lucibello – also known as "The Big Guy"; former capo and acting consigliere. Lucibello was originally a Stanfa loyalist before defecting to the Merlino faction during the war in the 1990s. According to government witness Rosario