Eliot Ness (American Prohibition agent)

Eliot Ness was a prominent American law enforcement officer best known for leading a team called "The Untouchables" during the Prohibition era in the 1920s and early 1930s. His mission was to combat organized crime and illegal alcohol distribution in Chicago, enforced by bootleggers. Ness gained fame for his integrity and effectiveness in fighting corruption, successfully shutting down many illegal breweries and bars. His efforts helped enforce Prohibition laws and made him a symbol of law enforcement dedication. Later, he served as a federal agent and city official, contributing to crime reduction efforts beyond Prohibition.