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The North Port Crime Family

A Ruthless and Elusive Syndicate Controlling Port Haven's Northside District and some parts of the City. Led by the enigmatic William and his two front bosses, Carlo Roselli and Umberto Genovese.

Overview[]

The North Port Crime Family is the dominant criminal organization in Port Haven, a major metropolitan city with a thriving underworld. Secretly led by Il Cupo Mietitore (The Grim Reaper), William, this syndicate operates under a carefully crafted web of deception, using front bosses and decentralized operations to maintain secrecy. With roots in the Sicilian Mafia, the North Port Crime Family is known for its efficiency, brutality, and ability to remain untouchable by law enforcement.

Organizational Structure[]

William designed the syndicate to function like a well-oiled machine, structured to prevent infiltration, maintain secrecy, and ensure loyalty.

1. The True Boss – William ("Il Cupo Mietitore")[]

  • Role: The true leader of the syndicate, operating from the shadows.
  • Power: Holds absolute control over the entire organization, making strategic decisions while letting his subordinates handle day-to-day operations.
  • Cover: Poses as an ordinary restaurant owner, meeting only with his most trusted lieutenants.

2. Front Bosses (Public Faces of the Family)[]

William installed two Italian-American crime figures as "leaders" to divert attention from himself.

Carlo Roselli (The "Official" Boss)[]

  • Age: 55
  • Background: Former enforcer for a New York crime family before relocating to Port Haven.
  • Personality: Ruthless, intelligent, and highly disciplined.
  • Responsibilities: Oversees extortion, bribery, and money laundering.

Umberto Genovese (Underboss / Co-Front Boss)[]

  • Age: 50
  • Background: Former associate of the Chicago Outfit, known for his calm demeanor and business acumen.
  • Personality: Cold, calculating, and pragmatic.
  • Responsibilities: Manages gambling operations, counterfeit smuggling, and underground connections.

3. The Inner Circle (Top Lieutenants / Capos)[]

These high-ranking members serve as direct enforcers of William’s will, reporting to Carlo and Umberto but ultimately loyal to William.

Antonio "Tony Knuckles" Moretti – Head of Enforcement[]

  • Specialty: Brutality & intimidation tactics.
  • Role: Oversees hit squads and security for high-ranking members.
  • Personality: Sadistic, loyal, and methodical.

Salvatore "Sal" D'Angelo – Financial Mastermind[]

  • Specialty: Money laundering, tax evasion, offshore accounts.
  • Role: Ensures the syndicate’s financial operations remain undetectable.
  • Personality: Cautious and business-focused.

Vincent "Vinnie Ice" Marino – Arms & Smuggling Kingpin[]

  • Specialty: Importing weapons and smuggling contraband.
  • Role: Handles shipments via the city's docks and black market trades.
  • Personality: Cunning and aggressive.

4. Mid-Level Operators (Crews & Specialists)[]

Below the capos are crews that manage specific criminal enterprises.

  • Gambling Crew (Led by Frankie "The Dealer" Ricci) – Runs the two underground casinos, rigging high-stakes games for profit.
  • Extortion Crew (Led by Lorenzo "Lenny the Hammer" Costa) – Collects protection money from businesses under North Port Mafia control.
  • Bribery Crew (Led by Marco "Silk Suit" Romano) – Handles corrupt politicians and law enforcement payoffs.
  • Enforcers (Led by Tommy "The Hound" Bellucci) – Loyal killers and bodyguards responsible for carrying out executions and retaliatory strikes.

5. Foot Soldiers (80–90 Members Total)[]

The backbone of the organization, consisting of hardened criminals, assassins, smugglers, and corrupt officials.

6. Outside Contractors (Unofficial Assets)[]

To further conceal their tracks, the North Port Crime Family hires independent criminals for specific jobs. These include hitmen, hackers, arms dealers, and mercenaries who work on a need-to-know basis.

Criminal Operations[]

The syndicate operates through multiple illicit activities, ensuring a steady flow of income while maintaining a low profile.

1. Illegal Gambling (Primary Income Source)[]

  • Two high-end underground casinos.
  • Private high-stakes poker and blackjack rooms.
  • Rigged slot machines and roulette tables.

2. Counterfeit Goods & Smuggling[]

  • High-end fake luxury watches, electronics, and designer bags.
  • Weapons smuggling through Port Haven’s docks.
  • Cigarette and alcohol smuggling (avoiding taxes and import fees).

3. Extortion & Protection Rackets[]

  • Local businesses pay protection fees to avoid "accidents."
  • Loan sharking with extreme interest rates.
  • Heavy enforcement of debts, with brutal consequences for non-payment.

4. Bribery & Political Influence[]

  • Corrupt police officers within key districts.
  • Judges, politicians, and bureaucrats on the payroll.
  • Fake businesses used for laundering bribes.

Operational Strategies[]

To avoid detection and takedowns, the syndicate follows these key principles:

  1. Decentralization: William never directly handles operations, using front bosses and intermediaries.
  2. Minimal Paper Trail: Transactions are done in cash or through complex money laundering schemes.
  3. Strict Code of Silence (Omertà): Any betrayal results in immediate execution.
  4. Diversification of Criminal Activities: Never rely on a single illegal market.

Law Enforcement & Rivalries[]

Despite its secrecy, the North Port Crime Family faces challenges from law enforcement and rival gangs.

  • Federal Investigations: The FBI suspects the organization exists but lacks evidence.
  • Local Police Corruption: Some detectives are on the payroll, while others seek to dismantle the syndicate.
  • Rival Gangs: Street-level criminal groups attempt to claim parts of Port Haven.

Public Perception & Cover Operations[]

  • The Siciliana restaurant serves as a neutral front, with no overt criminal activity.
  • The front bosses (Carlo & Umberto) appear to be the true leaders, drawing any media or law enforcement attention away from William.
  • Casinos and nightclubs are presented as “high-end private clubs” to wealthy clients, keeping the illegal aspects hidden.
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