A federal judge in Brooklyn has sentenced
Nicholas "Little Nick" Corozzo, 69, to 13 and a half years in prison for the 1996 killing of
Lucchese Crime Family associate
Robert Arena that also left an innocent bystander dead, according to stories by the
UPI and
Newsday.

Corozzo (left), reputedly a high-level lieutenant in the
Gambino Crime Family, admitted to ordering the Arena killing and to racketeering. He was sentenced April 17.
Last week, prosecutors attempted to restrict Corozzo's activities while in prison. They hoped to keep him from interacting with other mobsters or with family members linked to organized crime. Judge Jack Weinstein turned down the request, saying it would require prison officials to isolate Corozzo and/or place him in a penitentiary far from his family.
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