Criminal Law - Organized Crime By: Matthew Chojnowski by Matthew Chojnowski

matthewdurham — 2024-03-29 21:28:51 UTC

The Background photo is one of the five "Five Families" that dominate organized crime activities in New York City in the early 1900s' as part of the American Mafia phenomenon.

matthewdurham — 2024-03-29 21:44:20 UTC

This video shows how "organized crime" started within American, and how it expended within another countries as well. Starting with the Prohibition act, the "Mafia's" saw this opportunity as a shot to make them millions.

matthewdurham — 2024-03-29 21:50:18 UTC

This video gives you a complete breakdown of what "organized crime" does not only within North American but within the world. The video breaks down why they do this illegal activity and what the "groups" get from this activity besides the financial gains.

matthewdurham — 2024-03-29 21:58:21 UTC

This video shows a real-time interview "John Pennisi" a former member of the "Lucchese Crime Family" Italian mob. He breaks down how the "Mafia" works within New York nowadays and why people want to join an "Organized Crime Group" he talks about his experience with the mob, and the ups and downs of being apart of "Organized Crime Group", and finally talks about the consequences of "stepping outta line" within these type of groups.

matthewdurham — 2024-03-29 22:09:33 UTC

This article talks about the "Five Families" in another words "Organized Crime" groups that were running all of New York, and most parts of America. This article talks about the Rise and Downfall of the "Mafia" groups.

matthewdurham — 2024-03-29 22:31:07 UTC

This article talks about how "organized crime" impacted Canada during the upraise of "Mafia" specifically of the " Five Families " within New York. The article talks about how "organized crime" impacted Canada long term.

matthewdurham — 2024-03-29 22:37:13 UTC

This article shows the breakdown of what age, gender, and crime "organized crime" groups of doing within all of Canada. This article shows how a civilian in Canada can report these crimes anonymously, and how these crimes are affecting the average canadian.

matthewdurham — 2024-03-29 22:40:23 UTC

Murdered Canadian gangster Gerlando Sciascia, left, looks for his car keys while Joseph Massino, right, waits to get into a car in New York in 1981. In the middle, in the dark suit, is Montreal's Vito Rizzuto. This image shows the ties within Canadian and American crime groups in the early 1980s.

matthewdurham — 2024-03-29 22:48:36 UTC

This is a image of the Rizzuto crime family, the biggest "Mafia" in Canada based out of Montreal. These man had many ties within the New York Mafia, and run many operations through the Bonanno family from the beginning of the "Mafia" days with the prohibition acts in America. The Binanno family is one of the "Five Famlies" within New York.

matthewdurham — 2024-03-29 22:56:16 UTC

This image shows some key members of who started the illegal acts of the prohibition within the early 1900s'. Getting their photo for evidence.

matthewdurham — 2024-03-31 00:55:06 UTC

matthewdurham — 2024-03-31 00:55:19 UTC