CARMINE FATICO CREW | John Gotti’s Journey From East New York to Ozone Park #johngotti

Carmine "Wagon Wheels" Fatico, originally associated with the Mangano crime family, established himself in the early 1930s in East New York, operating a tattoo parlor while engaging in various criminal activities such as loansharking, gambling, and truck theft. As East New York underwent demographic changes post-World War II, with the influx of Puerto Ricans and the shift of Italian residents, Fatico rose to prominence, becoming the leader of operations in the area by 1951.

Carlo Gambino recognized Fatico's capabilities, promoting him to the position of capo regime in 1957. During the 1960s, Fatico's crew, including figures like John Gotti, operated amidst the volatile atmosphere of East New York, where Puerto Rican gangs were prevalent. Adapting to the changing landscape, Fatico's crew began shifting their operations to Queens and the JFK airport industrial area.

In 1972, Fatico purchased the Bergin Hunt and Fish Club, which served as the crew's headquarters until John Gotti's incarceration in the 1990s. Fatico himself faced legal troubles, leading to semi-retirement by 1979 and eventual passing in 1991. At its peak in the late 1960s, Fatico's crew boasted over 100 soldiers and associates, generating an impressive annual revenue of $30 million. #CARMINEFATICO #mafiahistory #eastnewyork

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