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* Icepick in MagnumPI is a semi-retired gangster whose real name is Francis Hofsteader.
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* In ''MassEffect'', Ethinc Crime Gang seems to be [[PlanetOfHats the hat]] of the Vorcha. Pretty much all you ever get to meet seem to belong to street gangs.
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* Played for laughs in ''MyBigFatGreekWedding''.
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* In ''MassEffect'', Ethinc Crime Gang seems to be [[PlanetOfHats the hat]] of the Vorcha. Pretty much all you ever get to meet seem to belong to street gangs.
** Though they usually have multi-species organizations, the [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe Blue Skinned Space Babe]] race of the Asari seems to run almost all major crime in the galaxy. The asari planet Illium is officially a "special economic zone", but in reality that means it's a primary hub for everything that is illegal to sell elsewhere.
** Though they usually have multi-species organizations, the [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe Blue Skinned Space Babe]] race of the Asari seems to run almost all major crime in the galaxy. The asari planet Illium is officially a "special economic zone", but in reality that means it's a primary hub for everything that is illegal to sell elsewhere.
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* The Breccia in ''{{Discworld}}'' are the [[OurTrollsAreDifferent Troll]] Mob. The name is something of a GeniusBonus, as [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breccia breccia]] is a kind of rock made from fragments of smaller rocks cemented together.
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* The Breccia in ''{{Discworld}}'' are the [[OurTrollsAreDifferent Troll]] Mob. The name is something of a GeniusBonus, as [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breccia breccia]] is a kind of rock made from fragments of smaller rocks cemented together.together.
* The Orion Syndicate in ''StarTrek''. While they have many operatives of various races, the whole thing is run by the Orions.
* The Orion Syndicate in ''StarTrek''. While they have many operatives of various races, the whole thing is run by the Orions.
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* The first wish results in BrendanFraser's character becoming a Colombian drug lord in the ''{{Bedazzled}}'' remake, thanks to the LiteralGenie Devil.
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* Ricardo Diaz in ''GrandTheftAutoViceCity'' and ''GrandTheftAutoViceCityStories''. Then Tommy (an Italian-American) takes over his drug business.
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** He is also probably aware that no one would take his gang seriously enough to investigate. He's wrong, though.
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* And still more Chechens appear in an episode of ''WhiteCollar'', where they [[EvenEvilHaveStandards prove to have standards]] when it comes to a protection racket involving the exploitation of [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes innocent Chechen children]].
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* And still more Chechens appear in an episode of ''WhiteCollar'', where they [[EvenEvilHaveStandards prove to have standards]] when it comes to a protection an extortion racket involving the exploitation of [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes innocent Chechen children]].
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These guys are usually involved with the [[TheMafia Italian Mafia]] and based on Bugsy Siegel or Meyer Lansky. Historically, the Jewish Mob was a dominant force in the brief period between when White America started seeing Irishmen as "white" and the rise of the more numerous Italian Mob.
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These guys are usually involved with the [[TheMafia Italian Mafia]] and based on Bugsy Siegel or Meyer Lansky. More modern ones will typically be Israelis--sometimes presented as RuthlessForeignGangsters--and always portrayed as some form of [[BadassIsraeli terrifying badass]] and involved in some way with the Mossad. Historically, the Jewish Mob was a dominant force in the brief period between when White America started seeing Irishmen as "white" and the rise of the more numerous Italian Mob.
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descended, and RuthlessForeignGangsters.
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* The bad guys in the Robert Crais novel ''The First Rule'' are part of the Serbian Mob.
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* In ThePunisher comic ''The Slavers'' the titular white slavers are these.
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* [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Rabbi]] and co in ''LuckyNumberSlevin''.
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* In the second season of ''TheWire'', the primary antagonist is only known as "The Greek". [[spoiler:He's actually Israeli, but the gang seem to be primarily Greek.]]
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* In the second season of ''TheWire'', the primary antagonist is only known as "The Greek". [[spoiler:He's actually Israeli, but the Turkish (but of Greek heritage), and his gang seem to be primarily is multinational, with Israelis, Russians, and a genuine Greek.]]
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* Doug the Head, Frankie Four Fingers and Cousin Avi in ''{{Snatch}}''.
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* Herman "Hesh" Rabkin in ''TheSopranos'', who was strongly based on the real Jewish Gangster and record-label owner Morris Levy.
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* One of the FeudingFamilies from ''RomeoMustDie'' was this type of mob.
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* Chechen gangsters appear in ''EasternPromises''
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These guys are usually involved with the [[TheMafia Italian Mafia]] and based on Bugsy Siegel or Meyer Lansky. Historically, the Jewish Mob was a dominant force in the brief period between when White America started seeing Irishmen as "white" and the rise of the more numerous Italian Mob.
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* In ''{{Taken}}'', members of the Albanian mafia are responsible for the kidnapping of the protagonist's daughter.
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* In ''{{Taken}}'', ''{{Film/Taken}}'', members of the Albanian mafia are responsible for the kidnapping of the protagonist's daughter.
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* Nino Brown in ''NewJackCity''.
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* AmericanGangster: Real life drug lord Frank Lucas models his empire on the Italians' to create an African-American mafia, with him as the patriarch.
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* [[MorganFreeman The Boss]]'s gang in ''LuckyNumberSlevin''.
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** The stoicism, use of tattoos to indicate rank and status, strong family ties, and preference toward edged/bladed weapons looks a lot like the Japanese ''yakuza''. The ha'la'tha look like an amalgamation of every stereotype about organized crime ever invoked in the media.
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This is also a regrettably common UnfortunateImplications trope, as it allows lazy, stupid and racist writers to automatically denote close-knit immigrant communities with violence, prostitution, drugs and other threats to the values and morality of "normal", "integrated" society.
society. See EvilForeigner, a trope from which this one descended.