Alleged Mobster ‘Papa Smurf’ Sentenced Up to 3 Years in Prison in Waste Hauling Scandal

They call him Papa Smurf.
The alleged mobster, Carmine Franco, 78, will spend two to three years in prison after he was sentenced Friday to racketeering charges, the New York Daily News reports.
Franco is accused in a multi-crime-family plot to seize control of waste hauling in New York City and New Jersey between 2009 and 2012.
Franco is among 32 alleged mobsters swept up in an FBI sting involving three families.
Posted: November 25th, 2013 under News Story.
Tags: Carmine Franco, FBI, New Jersey, New York City, papa smurf, racketeering, waste hauling
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