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Marino was the son of San Jose family boss Angelo Marino and grandson of former Pittsburgh crime family caporegime Salvatore "Sam" Marino. He was first arrested for stabbing a man in a bar fight on October 8, 1967. The fight happened at King's Drive-In on First and Alma streets. He was one of 13 arrested. The case was thrown out of court after the victim refused to testify. Salvatore was indicted by the Santa Clara County Grand Jury for shooting George Von Gunden in the foot on August 29, 1968. A witness said Salvatore threw his gun over a fence and fled the shooting scene. Charges were soon dropped in exchange for a no-contest plea on another shooting six months later. This time he was sent to the California Youth Authority for the shooting of a Santa Clara man. The victim, Dan Edward Pea

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  • Salvatore "Sal" Marino
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  • Marino was the son of San Jose family boss Angelo Marino and grandson of former Pittsburgh crime family caporegime Salvatore "Sam" Marino. He was first arrested for stabbing a man in a bar fight on October 8, 1967. The fight happened at King's Drive-In on First and Alma streets. He was one of 13 arrested. The case was thrown out of court after the victim refused to testify. Salvatore was indicted by the Santa Clara County Grand Jury for shooting George Von Gunden in the foot on August 29, 1968. A witness said Salvatore threw his gun over a fence and fled the shooting scene. Charges were soon dropped in exchange for a no-contest plea on another shooting six months later. This time he was sent to the California Youth Authority for the shooting of a Santa Clara man. The victim, Dan Edward Pea
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  • Marino was the son of San Jose family boss Angelo Marino and grandson of former Pittsburgh crime family caporegime Salvatore "Sam" Marino. He was first arrested for stabbing a man in a bar fight on October 8, 1967. The fight happened at King's Drive-In on First and Alma streets. He was one of 13 arrested. The case was thrown out of court after the victim refused to testify. Salvatore was indicted by the Santa Clara County Grand Jury for shooting George Von Gunden in the foot on August 29, 1968. A witness said Salvatore threw his gun over a fence and fled the shooting scene. Charges were soon dropped in exchange for a no-contest plea on another shooting six months later. This time he was sent to the California Youth Authority for the shooting of a Santa Clara man. The victim, Dan Edward Pearce, was shot in the chest and back. Pearce was shot over an unpaid debt. Salvatore fired two slugs from a .38-caliber revolver into the man while he was in his bed. He was released from CYA on parole on July 15, 1972. His next meeting with the law came on May 28, 1974. At that time police said he fired four shots through the open door of the home of Steven Garrity. No one was injured.
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