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The Mafia patrol their turfs driving Admirals, Sentinels and Feltzers. To be able to choose where their turfs are located, one could use Modifications such as a Save Game Editor or CLEO Modification. They can still be made visible by using the Territory Glitch which may cause them to appear at random spots on the map.

In GTA San Andreas, there is code in the game that shows the Mafia was able to own gray-colored territory.

Additionally, the rare NPC from Madd Dogg (mission) looks like Pussy Bompensiero.

The first member looks like Silvio, the second looks like Tony and the third looks like Paulie, while storyline character Johnny Sindacco resembles Chrissy.

In GTA San Andreas, each of the mafia members resembles a character from The Sopranos.

In GTA San Andreas, one of the Mafia members would often comment about his appetite and gluttony.

In Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, all gangs have 3 models of gang members but the Mafia have 4 instead of 3.

The Mafia as they appear while patrolling their turf. Over the years in Liberty City the mafia has come into conflict both internally amongst the families and with other criminal organizations throughout the city oftentimes resulting in war. Within Liberty City are many people and activities linked to the Mafia.

Business interests range from all reaches of crime, murder, contract killing, bombings, extortion, loan sharking, racketeering, gambling, hijacking among many others.

Organized crime in Liberty City has traditionally been controlled by the Five Families ( Gambetti, Pavano, Lupisella, Messina, and Ancelotti families) with the less influential Alderney Mob in the HD Universe, and the Three Families ( Leone, Forelli, and Sindacco) in the 3D Universe. In GTA, Liberty City, mafia influence is city wide. Each Mafia family is lead by a Don or Capo Crimine. In America, the Mafia often refers to Italian American organized crime in general, rather than just Sicilian American organized crime. An offshoot emerged on the East Coast of the United States during the late 19th century following waves of immigration. The Mafia is a real-life secret criminal society which first developed in the mid-19th century in Sicily, Italy.