Luchese crime family captain Anthony Villani received a 21-month sentence for racketeering, money laundering, and illegal ...

A captain in the infamous Lucchese crime family was sentenced to nearly two years in prison for running a lucrative and ...

No-stra. A Mafia captain was sentenced Wednesday for running an illegal online betting operation that netted nearly $25 ...

A Luchese crime family captain will spend 21 months behind bars for running a $1-million-a-year offshore betting website that pivoted to online casino games after the COVID pandemic cancelled sporting ...

Anthony Villani, 60, of Elmsford in Westchester County, pleaded guilty in federal court in Brooklyn to racketeering, money laundering and illegal gambling, according to a press release from the U ...

DOWNTOWN — LUCCHESE CRIME FAMILY SOLDIER Anthony Villani, 60, pleaded guilty in federal court in Brooklyn on Thursday to racketeering, money laundering and illegal gambling.

From 2004 to 2020, Anthony Villani and accomplices used the Costa Rica-based website to take the bets, and employed a web of dozens of mob-affiliated bookmakers across New York City to pay and ...

In a news release, the Justice Department alleged that one person arrested in the scheme, identified as 57-year-old Anthony Villani, is a direct associate of the notorious Mafia clan that has ...

The Justice Department alleges that one person arrested in the scheme, 57-year-old Anthony Villani, is a "Lucchese crime family solider." NYPD HUNT GHOULISH MASKED ROBBERS CAUGHT ON CAMERA IN ...