'Sniper Van' tied to mob found in New Orleans (7 PHOTOS)
Following a tip from a “credible and reliable source” New Orleans law enforcement pulled over Joe Gagliano, the 55-year-old son of a perported New Orleans mob underboss. In the back was a .22, some type of can and a chair.
I don’t know why they’re suspicious, right? I mean, I’ve taken chairs and .22s all over the place. It’s not like the guy could park the van in front of someone’s house and shoot them because … the van had portholes? Oh I see. Yeah, I suppose you could just sit in the back and do a little “plinking.”
Real damning evidence would have been some Cokes and beef jerky back there. You know a guy’s settling in for some sit-down shooting if he’s got a bunch of Cokes and some beef jerky.
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