The D'Amico Crime Family

== The D'Amico Crime Family ==
The D'Amico Crime Family (known as the D'Amico Mafia or the D'Amico Mob) is a major antagonistic faction in the Reboot timeline. 
Led by Anthony D'Amico, the D'Amicos are an Italian-American crime family that formed in New Jersey and served as the main antagonists in the "Sheriff's War" series.
== History ==
Somewhere between the 1940s or 1950s, the D'Amico Crime Family moved to New Jersey and formed their organization. While nothing is known about them, the D'Amicos were peripheral players during the 60s and 70s until they began to expand their operations throughout the Northeast, the Midwest, and the Far West. 
After taking over the power vacuum and wanting more territory overseas, they chose Australia due to the climate and isolationist mindset, which resulted in a blood feud with the local Australian crime family led by Mark "Jack" Thompson, which quickly led to an uneasy ceasefire between the two gangs in the 80s. However, their uneasy truce quickly reverted back into constant warfare after Jack won $68,000 from a poker game in Reno, Nevada, and refused to give back the winnings to Anthony. 
The feud quickly became more violent as the D'Amicos hired skilled hitmen and mercenaries to outnumber and outmatch the Australians until October 14, 1996, when the D'Amicos managed to capture Jack's trusted lieutenants and used death threats and bribes before the lieutenants easily infiltrated Jack's home and killed Jack easily, effectively taking over their territories and forcing them into hiding.
Despite winning the war and having their founder/boss killed in retaliation, the D'Amicos managed to become the most powerful organization in the United States, mostly in the Northeastern United States and in the Midwestern United States.
== Background ==
Despite being a traditional Italian-American crime family, the D'Amicos were shown to be extremely tenacious and dishonorable in their methods of organized crime, dealing in drug trafficking (mainly cocaine, heroin, and XP (edible and pure crystal meth), arms trafficking, illegal gambling, prostitution, money-laundering, bribery, and extortion from various rival gangs. They're far more ruthless and had no qualms about brutally killing their rivals to settle grudges or to send a message. 
Unlike Mark's Australian gang (which is a tight-knit group and was taught Mark's combat training), the D'Amicos seem to prefer quantity over quality, having the capability to replace whatever men they lost during the war. As revealed later on, Anthony D'Amico employed a two-fold strategy to give the family an unfair advantage by splitting the family into two groups: one group is the typical mobsters that rag and tag under the supervision of experienced mobsters and senior members, and another group that was trained by Rico Brady, a former Navy SEAL/enforcer and dealt with their dirty work in eliminating and cleaning up rival gang members with frightening precision and tactics.
There were 3 types of D'Amico members that were seen throughout the war:
* Standard: The most common member of the D'Amico clan. They're often seen wearing sports clothing (athletic wear), leather jackets, jeans, and polo shirts. They're not as well-armed or well-trained in combat, given the fact that they seem to be younger men (either recruited as associates), making them weaker as Mark and Raymond made quick work of disposing them.
* Hitmen: The second common member of the D'Amico clan. They're mostly seen wearing designer suits and/or camel coats. They're well-experienced in combat, given the fact that most of them appear to be older and scarred from their experience doing the mob's dirty work.
* Elite: The least common member of the D'Amico clan. They're seen wearing all-black tactical clothing/gear and were shown to be extremely well-armed, better trained, and well-equipped than the latter two, having managed to outgun, outnumber, and outmatch Mark's men during their final assault.
== Members ==
* Anthony D'Amico - Founder/Boss (Deceased) 
* Anthony D'Amico Jr. - Boss (Deceased)
* Tony D'Amico - Underboss (Deceased)
* Craig D'Amico (Brooklyn) - Caporegime (Deceased)
* Clyde Fuller - Consigilere (Deceased)
* Tom D'Amico (Ghost) - Lieutenant (Deceased)
* Roy D'Amico (Moon) - Lieutenant (Deceased)
* Ken D'Amico (Scar) - Lieutenant (Deceased)
* Alexander Miller - Lieutenant (Deceased)
* Smith D'Amico (Rig) - Soldato (Deceased)
* Larsen D'Amico - Soldato (Deceased)
* Ezekiel D'Amico - Soldato (Deceased)
* Larry Reginald Black (Yaz) - Enforcer (Deceased)
* Michael Walton - Associate/Lawyer (Deceased)
* Russell D'Amico - Sergeant (Deceased)
* Winston D'Amico - Hitman (Deceased)
* Kyle Reilly - Hitman (Deceased)
* Scott Bennett - Defector (Deceased)
* Mason Thompson - Hitman (Deceased)
* Abraham Richardson (Arachnid) - Hitman (Deceased)
* Jesse Sanders - Hitman (Defected)
*2,000 Members - Soldier (Deceased)
== Vehicles, Weaponry, and Equipment ==
Vehicles
* Ford Grand Victoria
* Ford Fusion
* Toyota Camry
* Dodge Ram
* GMC Savana
Weapons
Assault Rifles/Sniper Rifles/Machine Guns/Submachine Guns
* FN FAL
* Norinco Type 56
* Colt M16A1
* Colt M4A1
* H&K HK33
* IMI UZI
* H&K MP5A3
* H&K UMP-45
* H&K G3
* H&K G36K/G36C
* FN P90
* Barrett M82A1
* Remington M40/M24 SWS
* H&K HK416
* MAC-10
* IMI TAR-21
* IMI Galil ACE
* H&K MP7A1
* FN SCAR-L/SCAR-H
* SIG 552
* Remington ACR
* M249 SAW
Shotguns
* AA-12
* Mossberg 500/590
* Remington 870
* Benelli M4 Super 90
* SPAS-12
* Franchi PA8
* Remington 1100
Pistols
* Walther P99
* Colt M1911A1
* Glock 17/18/19/26
* Beretta 92FS
* H&K USP/MK23
* S&W 3913/4506/5906/5946/686
* SIG SAUER P220/P226/P228/P230
* Browning Hi-Power
== Trivia ==
* Despite being not as well-trained, the D'Amicos managed to outmatch their rivals through heavy firepower and expendable assets throughout their war.
* With the deaths of its leaders and members killed, the D'Amicos were officially wiped out.
* The D'Amicos are the only antagonistic group that were wiped out by another antagonistic group.