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Al Sorisi, taken 2021, Leftwood, Alderney.

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EARLY 2000s FRAUDS: PHONE SEX HOTLINE SCAMS TELETEXT, 1-800-LIPS on the right, 2002 In the 90s and early 2000s, grifters were swindling money through pre-authorization scams. These scams would function by the clientele calling in to the advertisement of a hotline which were displayed on payphone booth flyers or by running into a seductive television “tele-text” channel. Upon the caller's connection to an operator, an automated message would reply before the grifter on the other end of the phone line would begin conversations with a girl to carry out the sexual introductions. Or probably a guy with masculine features but a feminine vocal chord. The caller gets charged for additional time as they talk on the line, and the line gets the payment through the granted verbal authorization. Albert Sorisi's connection to small-scale easy money goes back to the late 90’s. His involvement in setting up a phone sex line as an associate alongside James "Jimmy Smalls" Heeney, (nephew of Charles Stango) in Sorisi's earlier days was short-lived due to the indictments announced by the U.S. attorney in Broker, which stated that Gambino crime family members advertised "free" samples of phone sex, horoscope or dating services but once customers made the call, a $40 monthly fee would be automatically added to their telephone bills. With the transpired scamming method in public media, Sorisi and Heeney's lowkey scamming gig broke off without any blowback. Sorisi later joined with his peers, Anthony "Whitey" Stango, son of Charles "The Hat" Stango, and Heeney around the prominently known mob hotspot "Honkers" during the mid and late 2000s as well as hitting scored with associate Joel Spera who leeched local businesses and set up gaming machines in and out of Alderney. James Reno, now a well-connected soldier helped orchestrate these scores before Sorisi's incarceration in 2012 due to extortion and assault charges. Affiliate, ALBERT SORISI, a/k/a "Pervie" not charged or mentioned in this complaint. LATE 2010s and 2020s, LIBERTY CITY'S ECONOMIC TURNDOWN After the Criminal Complaints against the DCF enterprise, Frank "Shipe/Frankie the Goombah" Nigro (?) and unknown affiliates leaving the Honkers. Circa 2015 Following the recent pandemic, many Liberty City businesses have gone bankrupt. With the fallout in the DeCavalcante organization and the pandemic, Reno has taken the streetside upper hierarchical position for the crew in Leftwood. Upon the new status quo, the Reno Crew gained access to the Honkers Gentlemen's Club. Allegedly, Frank "Shipe" Nigro has had access to the club as a silent partner who then allowed Reno and Reno's button-man Sorisi to run the club in a legitimate manner. Sorisi's persistent perverted nature with women and his history from a decade ago allowed him to close in on the Honkers Gentlemen's Club as its preliminary owner. Subsequently, he ended up owning the club legally with mundane paperwork. Between the mid-2000s and early 2010s, Sorisi used to shakedown ex-manager of the club to rake for weekly tributes. Dirty Alderney across the West River is coveted for adult entertainment enthusiasts in contrast with the other more expensive boroughs in Liberty City. In Alderney, The Honkers Gentlemen's Club is known for its risqué exhibitionists and bar girls holding down the fort with its lively music, cherishing it as one of the laid-back strip clubs in the tri-state area. The club also frequently serves to blue-collars and lower-middle class coexisting around the premises at Tudor, one mile north of Acter Industrial Park among Port Tudor. Credits to @Wayne for the image and help on putting these together.

August 19, 2015 - DeCavalcante Associate Admits Distribution of Cocaine, Running a Prostitution Operation and Possessing a Weapon as a Convicted Felon. WATERFRONT COMMISSION OF LIBERTY HARBOR ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 "Anthony 'Whitey' Stango of Tudor, Alderney, was an associate of the DeCavalcante crime family. Stango pleaded guilty before the U.S. District Court Judge William H. Walls to the sale of between 500 grams to 1.5 kilos of cocaine; use of the telephone in interstate commerce to conduct a prostitution operation and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Stango was arrested March 12, 2015, as part of a sweep of 10 members of the DeCavalcante crime family, which operated in Alderney and adjacent cities. The crime family engaged in numerous offenses, including fraud, distribution of controlled substances, prostitution, gambling, the sale of stolen and contraband goods, murder, assault, extortion, and other crimes of violence. During that same period, Stango worked to set up a prostitution operation in Alderney. Recorded conversations provide details into the discussions he had with his father, DeCavalcante captain Charles “Charlie the Hat” Stango, who at the time was living in Nevada. Stango advised his father that he had already spoken with one or more prostitutes about the details of the operation, their fees and the conditions under which the women would be providing services. Stango also admitted to possessing an H&R Pardner 12 gauge pump action shotgun, while being a convicted felon." Albert Sorisi's earlier incarceration in combination with the organization’s series of busts in 2015 to 2017 was negatively received due to extortion and assault charges in 2012 following the Honkers Gentlemen's Club altercation. Sorisi was released in 2014, soon having to delegate with members outside of the massive takedown because of his recklessness and time spent in prison, although Sorisi himself wasn't associated with the busts in the WATERFRONT COMMISSION OF LIBERTY HARBOR ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016. After Reno's release in early 2020, they were seen in Leftwood, Alderney, allegedly cooperating with known DeCavalcante soldier Joel Spera in rebuilding the crumbled structure within the sixth family following the breakdown of its hierarchy. Subsequently, with Spera, Sorisi was bumped and became a made man, also said to be the right-hand man of James Reno, a Stango loyalist, following his hefty sentencing during the FIB sweep. Under the circumstances, the Reno Crew consists of the remnants of goons who engage as low-level organized criminals, led and driven solely by money-oriented ideologies. - I'd like to thank @Wayne for the help on putting this together and to @Gangsterism as well for the set-up of The DeCavalcante Organized Crime Group. Also thanks to @Slipky for the enhanced face claims, and the format I've taken the cue from.

Albert "Pervie" Sorisi on Sacramento Avenue, Leftwood, Alderney. Nearby the Green Mill Cocktail Lounge, Alderney, L.C. Circa 2020 Taken shortly after James Reno's release in the new year.

Tudor, Alderney. Taken 2009, leaving The Honkers Gentlemen's Club. A $40 hoe filmed by Pervie Sorisi, 2004. Albert Sorisi, forty-five, grew up across the West River in Alderney. Albert "Pervie/Alderney Al" Sorisi mainly brushed shoulders with James "Four Eyes/The Glasses" Reno in his earlier years as a protégé as he learned to turn a dime to a dollar in the dirty streets of Alderney. Sorisi also congregated with Anthony "Whitey" Stango as friends in their earlier days. By his mid-thirties, Sorisi was charged with extortion and armed assault. He was caught red-handed on the corner of Tinderbox and Julin Avenue in Alderney while attempting to shakedown the floor manager at Honkers Gentlemen's Club. During this time, his activity within the organization raked in 800 dollars weekly through extortion and blackmail robbery. After serving his two-year sentence in the South Woods State Prison, Albert Sorisi, who had been helping Whitey Stango in facilitating a prostitution ring earned his alias "Pervie" due to his persistent perverted nature with women. Sorisi was also diagnosed with disruptive behavior and dissocial disorder while taking rehabilitation classes in prison. As time went by, Sorisi continued to engage with Reno, falling back from the shake-downs in an attempt to keep himself in the gray area of the organization. In 2015, Reno was sentenced to 5 years for illegal gambling, while most of the family got swept following a raid of key members associated with alleged murder, conspiracy, and drug-related charges. In the meantime, Sorisi, a convicted felon, vegetated and kept his small-time escort scheme low-key using internet websites to coerce potential business. As 2016/2017 hit, the "Waterfront Commission of Liberty Harbor Case" deciphered other DeCavalcante-related associates' involvement in a cocaine distribution ring. By the end of 2019, in the wake of Jimmy Reno's release from prison, Sorisi began to parlay with police-identified goons and associates within the Alderney mob, kicking points up to James Reno who was said to have earned his way to captain of a crew in Leftwood. Albert Sorisi's mugshots, taken 2012 and 2014.

Sure you can. And then land down just as that, I wish I could fly.mp4 I wish I could go faster.

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