Teddy Persico Jr. : A Mob Boss's Legal Troubles

Teddy Persico Jr., a prominent figure in the Colombo crime family, is set to be sentenced in federal court. This is not his first legal battle.

A History of Legal Troubles

• Recent Parole Violation: Just weeks ago, Persico Jr. admitted to breaking parole.
• Potential Sentence: He could face up to two years in prison, but experts suggest a shorter sentence, around five to eleven months.

Past Convictions and Parole Violations

• 2023 Sentence: Persico Jr. was sentenced to five years for his role in a labor union extortion scheme.
• Parole Conditions: As part of his parole, he was ordered to stay away from other mob members.

Recent Incidents

• August 2023: Caught on camera talking to a friend outside a Brooklyn hospital.
• His Claim: He didn't think the friend was on his no-contact list.

• Prosecutors' Argument: He knew exactly what he was doing.

• December 2023: Seen talking to three other Colombo members at a restaurant.
• His Claim: He only wished them a Merry Christmas.
• Prosecutors' Argument: He was up to something.

Mob Ties and Personal Life

• Family Background: His uncle was a notorious mob boss.
• Current Involvements: Persico Jr. claims he wants to change and has started a business with his fiancée.
• Support System: He has people who support him.

A Troubled Past

• Early Troubles: He has been in trouble since his teenage years.
• Prison History: He has been in and out of prison for years.

The Future

• Upcoming Sentencing: It's now up to the judge to decide his fate.