Feds Bust “Sal the Shoemaker” for Running Secret Mafia Casino in His Shop

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Bust­ed! Sal­va­tore “Sal the Shoe­mak­er” Rubi­no, 60, just admit­ted to run­ning a sneaky gam­bling den out of his CLOSED Long Island shoe store. Turns out, those shiny loafers weren’t the only things get­ting a fix-up at Sal’s.

Feds Say Sal Was a Mob Moneymaker 

Pros­e­cu­tors say Sal, a mem­ber of the famous (but not exact­ly for good rea­sons) Gen­ovese crime fam­i­ly, was host­ing card games and using slot machine-like devices right there in his shop. All that cash went straight to the mob to fuel their, well, not-so-legal activities.

This Ain’t Your Grandpa’s Mafia Ring ️

This case shows that orga­nized crime is still lurk­ing in the shad­ows of New York, and they’re get­ting pret­ty cre­ative to hide their oper­a­tions. But fear not, fel­low cit­i­zens! This bust is a win for the good guys, prov­ing the fight against these shady orga­ni­za­tions is far from over.