They fired on the capo of the Sicilian mafia in New York | Chronic

A capo of the Sicilian mafia was shot six times in the chest outside the door of his home in New York. In addition, the criminals walked on the corpse with their truck. The victim is Francesco "Frank" Cali , 53, head of the Gambino family, who was attacked in front of his home in the district of Todt Hill in State Island, district recognized by the influence of the mafia.

The family is one of five members of the Sicilian mafia in Yankee City and is considered the largest criminal organization in the United States.

Immediately he was transferred to a hospital in the area, but they could not save him. The family is one of five members of the Sicilian mafia in Yankee City and is considered the largest criminal organization in the United States. She was involved in all sorts of criminal activities until her decline in the 1990s.

It is thought that Cali badumed the direction of the family in 2015 and was considered a unifying element of the clan. The previous crime of a mafia leader in the Yankees' territory dates back to 1985, when the chief, Paul Castellano, was shot in a restaurant in Manhattan on behalf of John GottI, his second and successor.