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Though the gangster John Gotti was nicknamed The Teflon Don for his ability to dodge criminal charges his violent and public tactics led to the arrests of many Gambino crime family members. Gotti was convicted in 1992 and by the 2000 half of the Gambino made men were behind bars.

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Fun Fact: Though the gangster John Gotti was nicknamed ‘The Teflon Don’ for his ability to dodge criminal charges his violent and public tactics led to the arrests of many Gambino crime family members. Gotti was convicted in 1992 and by the 2000 half of the Gambino made men were behind bars.

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