Police offer $50K reward for information about 'execution' of mobster Angelo Musitano

Hamilton police are offering $50,000 for information leading to the arrest or conviction of the people responsible for the shooting death of notorious mobster Angelo Musitano.

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The service announced the reward Tuesday after a request for the money from chief Eric Girt was reviewed by the city's police service's board.

Musitano's pickup truck was peppered with bullets, after he pulled into his Waterdown driveway in May 2017, by aman who police believe had been methodically"stalking" him.

In September, police arrestedJabrilAbdalla, a 27-year-old from Hamilton, on murder charges in connection with thekilling of Musitano and aToronto woman namedMila Barberi.

A jointinvestigationinvolving the RCMP, York and Hamilton police calledProjectSCOPA also identified two other men believed to have been "directly involved in the murders," along with the attempted murder ofSaverioSerrano inWoodbridge, Ont. in March2017.

Canada-wide warrants have also been issued forMichael GrahamCudmore, 37,and Daniel MarioTomassetti, 27, who investigators say have fled to Mexico.

Killing part of underworld feud

Investigators previously said they believe people close to the men know where they're hiding and that the rewardmight make them willing to talk.

Police say the investigation into Musitano's"execution" is ongoing.

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"It is believed his death is part of an ongoing feud between Organized Crime groups within the GTHA," read a press release."Investigators requested the $50,000 reward as a means to stimulate further leads, and to assist in locating and apprehending Michael Cudmore and Daniel Tomassetti."

Investigators also issued a reminder that anyone who assists either Cudmoreor Tomassettiin escaping arrest will face charges of accessory after the fact to murder, which carries a maximum penalty of life in prison.