Vincent Mad Dog Coll Dutch Schultz Volstead Act Castellammarese War Telephone Booth Conflict. Corruption, #46

Vincent "Mad Dog" Coll, the armed guard of Jewish mobster bootlegger Dutch Schultz, became a hitman for Schultz to murder speakeasy owners that did not buy Dutch Schultz's alcohol, but Vincent Mad Dog Coll became greedy and wanted to be an equal business partner with Dutch Schultz. After crossing Dutch Schultz too many times by doing things without Dutch Schultz's permission, in addition to not showing up for a court date and therefore wasting the money that the Dutchman paid in bail to get Coll out of jail for illegally carrying a weapon, Vincent Mad Dog Coll became Schultz's enemy.
In this informative report, read about how a horrific bloodbath occurred on E. 107th Street in July 1931 after Dutch Schultz placed a mob hit contract on Vincent Mad Dog Coll and Coll subsequently sought after his would be killer. Also read about the telephone booth death assassination of Vincent Mad Dog Coll, a gangster who earned his living kidnapping other gangsters and demanding ransom money for their release.
Finally, read about what happened during the Castellammarese War when Vincent Mad Dog Coll was almost used by Salvatore Maranzano to assassinate Charlie Lucky Luciano, but didn't do the job after all because Luciano found out about Maranzano's plot.