FBI Arrests John "Junior" Gotti Again
 

lets see if he gets the axe this time


http://www.wnbc.com/news/17096116/detail.html




NEW YORK -- John "Junior" Gotti, who has renounced the mafia life of his famous late father, was arrested Tuesday morning and is expected to be charged with three past mob-related hits, News 4 New York has learned.

FBI agents nabbed Gotti, once head of the Gambino crime family, at his Oyster Bay, Long Island home and whisked him to Manhattan federal court for a hearing on murder conspiracy charges, law enforcement sources said.

Officials say these murder conspiracy charges stem from an investigation by Tampa federal prosecutors into a former Gambino drug ring that operated in New York, New Jersey and Florida. Five suspects have already been charged in that racketeering case, including reputed Gambino associates Ronald "Ronnie One Arm" Trucchio and John Alite.



A call to Gotti's defense attorney was not immediately returned.

Federal authorities have been investigating Gotti, 44, for years, undeterred by three failed attempts starting in 2005 to convict him for allegedly ordering a 1992 attack that injured Guardian Angels founder Curtis Sliwa. After those mistrials, federal authorities focused on the mob scion's finances in what his attorney called a "fishing expedition."

It was after a court hearing on his finances that Gotti launched a public tirade last November against federal authorities, accusing them of endangering his life with a mafia hit by falsely portraying him as a turncoat.

"My family lives in fear as a result of this," said Gotti on the steps of the White Plains courthouse. "What happens next? Does it make it all better if I get one in my head?.... Does it make it all better if I'm found in the street?"

John "Junior" Gotti inherited his place in the mafia from his flamboyant father, one of America's most famous mobsters. Dubbed the "Dapper Don" for his custom-made suits and the "Teflon Don" for avoiding racketeering and assault convictions in the 1980s, John Gotti Sr. ran the Gambinos with an iron fist. He clawed his way to power with a daring hit on rivals outside a Midtown steakhouse in 1985. However federal wiretaps and the testimony of turncoat Sammy "The Bull" Gravano in 1992 finally sent Gotti Sr. away for life and he died in federal prison of throat cancer in 2002.

Junior Gotti also served time in federal prison from 1999 until 2005 for shaking down the Scores strip club. He revealed a troubled relationship with his father in a recorded conversation, decrying the mafia life he allegedly grew to detest. "I know my father loved me, but I got to question how much, to put me with all these wolves. This is the world you put your kid in? So much treachery... My father couldn't have love me, to push me into this life."

Junior asked to be allowed out of the mafia life and used his alleged retirement as a defense during the Sliwa trials.

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is that the dipshit that was on growing up gotti or is that a different relative