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During the early 1960s, Raymond V. Martin was an Assistant Chief Inspector
of the Brooklyn South Detective Squad of the New York Police Department. His
book, Revolt in the Mafia, is the story of his battles with the Gallo crime family.
Perhaps most interesting, many of the real names he recounts, find their way into Mario Puzo’s mafia classic
– The Godfather. In addition to names, places and incidents, Martin describes
his strategies and tactics for his battle against the mob.
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