Bath Avenue Crew Jimmy Calandra

James "Jimmy Gap" Calandra (born 1969) was a Bonanno crime family associate and a member of the "Bath Avenue Crew". James Calandra was born in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, New York City in 1969, and Calandra was introduced to the Mafia at a young age. Calandra and his friends Paul Gulino, Thomas.

My name is Jimmy Calandra, I was once a member of the infamous 'Bath Ave Crew' located in Bensonhurst Brooklyn NY. My Neighborhood was a recruitment center for the Five Crime Families of New York. Five founded the crew; seven got the infamous ankle ink, but the original crew consisted of five, a former crew members says.

Paulie Gulino Jimmy Calandra Joey Calco Tommy Reynolds Fabrizio DeFrancisci Mikey Yammine and Anthony Gonzalez later joined the crew, and they each had a number, from one to seven, inked onto their ankles. Brooklyn federal Judge Edward Korman offered no explanation as he sentenced Michael Yammine and James Calandra - former mob wannabes who made their bones with the vicious "Bath Avenue Crew. Now that Jimmy Calandra has started coming out with his mob stories I went back and watched Inside the American Mob End Game.

I forget how violent this crew was despite being so young. Who do you think was the most Dangerous? I think they’re are three real choices(but feel free t. Bath Ave Crew - Jimmy Calandra, Joey Calco, Paul Gulino, Tommy Reynolds, and Fabrizio DeFrancisci.

Publications jimmy calandra - Projects My Book " Gangsters in Training" A bath Ave story / the bath Ave crew May 2016. Calandra and his friends Paul Gulino, Thomas Reynolds, Joseph Calco, and Fabrizio DeFrancisci formed their own crew, the "Bath Avenue Crew". 7 episodes, 1 ratings & reviews.

My name is Jimmy Calandra, I was once a member of the Infamous "Bath ave Crew" located in Bath Beach Bensonhurst Brooklyn NY. My Neighborhood was an recruitment center for the Five Crime Families in New York City. Gambino, Genovese, Lucchese, Bonanno, and Colombo Crime Families.

As I was growing up "These wise guys watch you and look for kids they can recruit. Exclusive television interviews include Jimmy Calandra, a gritty member of the Bath Avenue Crew that terrorized the streets of Brooklyn in the late 1990s, who reveals on camera for the first time.