The US: South Florida is 'open territory' for organized crime

Feature

Ever since Al Capone bought a mansion on Miami's Palm Island in 1928, South Florida has been a destination for organized-crime figures who want to do a little business.

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-hometown-south-florida27-2010mar27,0,4799104.story

Support fearless reporting.
Unlock crucial insights.

Donate

Your donation powers investigations that expose organized crime and corruption worldwide.

As a supporter, you’ll also gain access to events and insights only available to our donors.

Give today and get the inside take.

Donate

Help us improve the website!

Click below to provide feedback. It’ll only take 3 minutes.

👉 Give feedback

The US: South Florida is 'open territory' for organized crime

Support fearless reporting.Unlock crucial insights.

Related Articles

Cartels, Triads, and Australian Gangs Moving Drugs Through Fiji: Defense Minister

UK Sanctions Late Azerbaijani Crime Boss' Brother, Alleging He Plotted Attacks for Tehran

Servers in Moldova Hosted Darknet Crime Market, Authorities Say

Cartels, Triads, and Australian Gangs Moving Drugs Through Fiji: Defense Minister

UK Sanctions Late Azerbaijani Crime Boss' Brother, Alleging He Plotted Attacks for Tehran

Servers in Moldova Hosted Darknet Crime Market, Authorities Say

Support fearless reporting.
Unlock crucial insights.