Capone's Enforcers

Capone's Enforcers were a group of loyal and often intimidating individuals who worked for gangster Al Capone during the 1920s and early 1930s. Their primary role was to protect Capone’s illegal operations, enforce his rules, and instill fear in those who might oppose him or break the law. They acted as muscle, ensuring that businesses paid him protection money and that rival gangs stayed out of his territory. Their presence helped Capone maintain control over Chicago’s organized crime scene through a combination of loyalty, intimidation, and violence.