Outfit? What Outfit?
- A half-million dollars worth of chocolate, liquor, auto parts and concrete garden fountains don’t just fall off a truck.
But this morning about 9:45 a.m., Chicago police and other investigators served a warrant at a Brighton Park neighorhood [sic] warehouse in the 2600 block of West 35th Street where about $500,000 in such stolen merchandise—and several stolen trucks and a stolen van—were hidden, said Chicago Police News Affairs ...
Police are still searching for those responsible for the thefts, but have been able to determine the goods found at the warehouse were stolen.
At the warehouse, organized crime and gang investigations officers, along with Illinois State Police and members of a three-county theft task force found 52 pallets of Ghirardelli chocolate. Investigators also found numerous pallets of alcohol, including beer, rum, vdoka [sic] and wine, worth about $175,000, belonging to the Wirtz Beverage Group, he said.
One of the old Bridgeport crews perhaps? They're still out there.
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posted by SCC at 12:01 AM
39 Comments:
"They're still out there?" Like they ever left? There's nothing like organized crime hiding in plain view!
Looks like some people are going to be hanging out on the bottom of Lake Michigan soon.
Hey the guy screwing the pitbull only lives 3 blocks away!! Coincidence ?
Yes, they are still there but the world has changed.
Anyone shipping anything of importance or value tags it with tracking devices. If it absolutely positively has to make it to it's destination, a team of men will monitor in real time.
fuggedaboutit!
Aint no such thing as the mob, is my hair good?
There will be a chocolate martini Party at Cal Beach next Friday from 2300-0500hrs. HMMMM
Ok. You guys are just cracking me up now!
Why do you not think its the new Russian mob?
Which Vanecko leases warehouses on the southwest side....?
There's a Daley connection forthcoming.
Ayyy, joe cuzin, why do let the police know where we keep out stolen stuff???
They don't know nuttin bout nuttin.
Cop humor
http://tarjetaamarilla.tumblr.com/image/10720927932
Youse gotta problem wit dat?
Now, Kees me you fool!!!
Good job intelligence unit! I knew you guys were out there with us all along.
The outfit's still in Chicago? Say it isn't so. I thought there is no more Chicago mob. That's what city hall and 35th St say.
I thought the chicago mob went out of business with the retirement of shortshanks and the Daley crime family.
Tony told Meadow on their trip to scope out colleges that there's no such thing as the Mafia.
And I believe him.
I thought Henry Hill and Jimmy Conway were both dead now? "Most of all, Jimmy loved to steal"
2600 W. 35th Street is the location of the old Campbell Soup plant and warehouse. Parts of it still stand. It was a big, big place back in the day. Thousands of jobs all gone to Mexico. Sad.
Gonna get the paper ,Get the paper.
Ill take care of that thing for you.
Blaming Bridgeport is like Obama blaming Bush. Times have changed even in Bridgeport.
Doesn't the season for fenced chocolate end April 1st? "Melted white wafers," indeed.
WRONG.
There's nothing wrong here.
We was just starting to stockpile things for the new Casino that was going to be built.
We only want the best for our customers, so Ghiradelli chocolates at every gaming table would have been a nice little touch. Who don't like chocolates?
The auto parts were going to be part of a big display that was a tribute to the auto industry in Chicago (and Detroit) which we thought would be a good draw for a lot of midwest UAW retirees to come in and spend their money.
We ain't stupid. We know who collect a lot of cash for nothing.
You guys ruined everything. Now what theme are we going to use? Some fag flowers on the table and Perrier water for the customers?
Next, some gaming commission will be requiring we put in a bike path to the Casino as well as some mauve and chartreuse wedding chapel for fags lit by solar panels.
According to our demographic studies, these people are not big gamblers. Why do you people always interfere with good business decisions?
Vito, pass the cannoli and cut all the envelopes by 50%.
Gonna get the paper ,Get the paper.
6/02/2013 10:51:00 AM
Tommy two times, how you doin buddy?
You could melt all dis stuff.....
Rif raff steal and loot from the Norfolk Southern trains on the south side all the time.
2600 W. 35th Street is the location of the old Campbell Soup plant and warehouse. Parts of it still stand. It was a big, big place back in the day. Thousands of jobs all gone to Mexico. Sad.
6/02/2013 10:44:00 AM
Mmmm....soup.
Gonna get the paper ,Get the paper.
6/02/2013 10:51:00 AM
Look Henry...an arm! There's a leg, and a wing!!!
One of my alltime favorite movies.
Jimmy two-times guy, get it right eh?
"Gonna get the paper ,Get the paper."
I actually used to know someone who talked that way. Very odd.
remember what clememza said to rocco 'leave the gun take the cannoli '
Wirtz lost a trailer load of booze last week, I know someone who works there. Pretty quick job, hook up to trailer with a false bill of lading, they load it up andyou go thru gate, go south on Cicero, jump on I-55 North, get off at California, make right turn,then quick left onto 35th st, go down 2 blocks to 2600 west 35th and dump load, 15 mins total time on street. not bad.
The buildings at 2600 w. 35th street where this stuff was recovered is a building that Burke helped get a property tax reduction a few years back, it was in the paper back then.
Where's Geraldo? Maybe that was the real Al Capone's vault.
Anonymous said...
Wirtz lost a trailer load of booze last week, I know someone who works there. Pretty quick job, hook up to trailer with a false bill of lading, they load it up andyou go thru gate, go south on Cicero, jump on I-55 North, get off at California, make right turn,then quick left onto 35th st, go down 2 blocks to 2600 west 35th and dump load, 15 mins total time on street. not bad.
6/03/2013 10:12:00 PM
Turn yourself in lad.
Gypsies....?......
They finally got James Gandolfini in Italy. Whatever Tony told Meadow, it was bullshit.
Police were allowed to shop in the employee store at the Campbell's plant. Cans of soup for a dime, bags of Banquet Fried Chicken, and Campbell's Catsup.
It sure made a difference back in the old days with a young gamily and when overtime was not plentiful like it is now.
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