Tampa Fire Rescue Apes and Thieves

LONG history of corruption and murder and thievery.

THIS is why they had to get their own guys in the FBI that rain on their parade was a bit too much.

Now you see the FBI and the rest are all related. No chance of anyone foolishly busting the crimes of the fire marshals, inspectors and the rest of the filth in tampa.

Organized crime figures have been attracted to the Tampa region as well, including Santo Trafficante and members of his family. The Tampa Division tracked these criminals for more than a decade, and in 1972, agents arrested Trafficante’s brother, Henry, and 62 associates on illegal gambling charges—the office’s largest mob takedown at the time. They later arrested Frank Diecidue—a Trafficante underboss—and Harlan Blackburn—a racketeer who had Trafficante backing in running illegal Latin American lotteries.
Using new racketeering laws and undercover agents, the division continued to target the Mob. In 1977, 23 subjects were indicted for racketeering and arson following an insurance fraud case in which numerous citizens torched 150 commercial and residential dwellings. Agents analyzed thousands of insurance documents, histories of ownership, and appraisals of burned properties. The culprits ended up including the Tampa fire marshal, fire captain, and lieutenant; prominent realtors; insurance adjusters; and Trafficante mob associates.

Silly ME. I used to look at cops and see cops, now I know they are thugs. Used to look at firemen and see hard-working, humble guys now I see them for the pigs they are: stalking women and children and dealing dope with white trash and any trash that'll have them.

And their intimidation racket.

They can go to hell.

When you have them by the balls: you have them by the balls.