 Milano was now the official boss of Cleveland crime family.By 1932, Milano had become one of the top American Mafia bosses in the country and a charter Commission member.On February 25, 1932, Milano made sure the Porrello family and their gang were finished for good by having Raymond and Rosario Porrello, along with their bodyguard, Dominic Gueli, murdered in a smoke shop on East 110th Street and Woodland Ave. in their old territory while they were playing cards.