Mobsters in a sentence

According to the indictment, one of the alleged mobsters, Diego “Danny” Tantillo, began demanding monthly extortion payments from a business owner identified by the pseudonym John Doe 1 starting in late 2017.

Afterward, two state ministers described the murders of the two Muslim mobsters as akin to divine justice.

In gangster movies from the 30s and 40s, mobsters wore it, so the turned-up collar seemed to be part of the style.

It flows from the booming marijuana industry in and around Barcelona, where Chinese mobsters are players in illegal growing and international trafficking.

I thought that Borsalino was a style -- the heavy felted hat you saw on mobsters.

Söze once murdered a group of Hungarian mobsters who'd held his family hostage, but he left one alive.

Terry's tale is one of how he's forced to be complicit in letting a man get pushed off a roof by mobsters, and how his guilt forces him to make a change in his life.

The fearsome Cosa Nostra wanted to use her successful health clinic business in the Sicilian town of Castelvetrano – the heartland of his empire – to launder and raise funds for families of jailed mobsters.

This is arguably an even-more-dated narrative detail than the ethnicity of the mobsters in cahoots with the seedy billionaire; at least that doesn’t affect the functionality of the overall story.

Bad news started for the business when an associate of known New York City mobsters assaulted the owner and threatened to burn the place down.

He walked away from the club business two years later after a customer at the supper club, shot two mobsters dead in front of about 50 people.

The 41 confirmed mobsters amassed 143 of the arrests, the data revealed.

The FBI recovered an 18th century British painting stolen by New Jersey mobsters more than 50 years ago and returned the masterpiece to the family that purchased it for $7,500 during the Great Depression.

The officers and hundreds of mobsters were subpoenaed to appear before a grand jury.

Arizona never runs out of stories about mobsters and rich Arizonans getting scammed in investment fraud schemes.

In Penguin's unorthodox approach to successfully ousting them, the traditional mobsters faded and supervillains emerged in their place.

Local journalist Lesley Abravanel said: ‘We’re no stranger to presidents, mobsters, dictators, rock stars and movie stars down here.

That is why true crime writing is easier than fiction; many of the real-life characters are so over the top they are parodies of movie mobsters.

The media and their bros in Silicon Valley set to work burying the facts like mobsters in the woods, but true stories cannot be given the Jimmy Hoffa treatment.

And nearly every criminal prosecution of drug dealers, gang members, and mobsters rely on the testimony of criminals, felons, and even murderers.