Capelli Family

Background
The Capelli Family is Capital State's oldest gang and most powerful mafia family.

"Over the past 20 years, Don Capelli has slowly crushed the other mafia families to turn the Capelli's into a dominant mafia force. The family's immense power has attracted increasing numbers of hardened criminals to join their ranks. Despite their illegal activities, the Capelli's maintain traditional mafia values of respect and loyalty, owing to the Don's almost obsessive respect for the big mafia families of the 1920s. The Don's love of traditional mafia even extends to the family's cars and weapons, which blend classic panache with modern engineering.

The Capelli's ever-tightening grip over the state hasn't gone unnoticed by the authorities, and the Mayor of Capital City has permitted the pursuit of a court case against Don in an attempt to bring the family down. However, Don Capelli has some state officials in his pocket, and he's determined to eliminate those who have managed to avoid his financial lure. With an increasing number of felons joining the ranks, he has stepped up the family's criminal operations and is now considered as one of the most feared men in the entire state."

Case 1: Rat Race
The first case for the Capelli Family has Glen escorting Johnny Leone, a former Capelli Made Man who who ratted out the gang. Glen must transport Leone to Presidential Airport where he will be taken into Federal custody. While driving to the airport Glen is intercepted by a bulletproof Capelli vehicle which Glen must outrun. Capelli goons will continue to chase Glen for the mission and he either outruns them or destroys their vehicles while the Capelli's and Leone trade insults at one another. Glen eventually arrives at the Airport and Leone was subsequently flown to a safe house out of Capital State from the airport by the FBI.

Case 2: Cold Contract
Don Capelli sent a team of hitmen downriver to assassinate the delegates at the state security conference in Asten Town. And to rescue Chief Lee's second recruit, Marcus Gage. He's kidnapped by the Capellis, and the Pursuit Force locating a Slaughterhouse for the meats. Glen chases after the would be assassins in his Pursuit boat and either captures or destroys the hitmen's boat. Glen gets in the Slaughterhouse to save Gage in one piece. Glen clearing the Slaughterhouse to shoot / or arrest and Sarah is here to pick up Gage and Glen back to HQ.

Case 3: Line of Fire
Johnny Leone, the Capelli made man from the first case, informed Pursuit Force that Don Capelli put a contract on Mayor Sal Robertson, and that his Lieutenant Stefano De Tomaso, A.K.A. "Deadeye", was sent to assassinate the Mayor while he travelled back from vacation in Snowstorm Peaks. Gleb, disguised in a civilian car, follows Deadeye and his escort to the Mayor. Glen proceeds to eliminate the escorts and damage the car Deadeye is riding in. After taking sustained fire, Deadeye's driver races to the Freeway, with Glen in pursuit. After arriving, but continue to be chased by Glen. Deadeye attempts to snipe Glen while other Capelli Family cars join the chase. However; Glen overcomes the odds, eliminating the other Capelli Family cars, killing Deadeye and arresting his driver.

Case 4: Witness Protection
Chief Lee informed Glen that The feds were going to use the canal to move several key witnesses in the Capelli case to a safe house in the city. Lee also said that the Don seemed to have an inside man, so the Feds were expecting company. Glen and Gage escorts three FBI boats with witnesses in the Pursuit Boat. They run into the first wave of Capelli Family boats lying in wait ahead, with more waves of Capelli boats coming from the front and rear throughout the chase, but Glen once again overcomes the odds. After successfully escorting the FBI boats, Glen and Gage begins to leave the docks with gun drawn, only to be ambushed by more Capelli's. Glen proceeds to shoot and / or arrest all the Capelli's, with the FBI returning (albeit slightly late) to assist. One agent then asks if Gage had ever considered a job at the Bureau, but Gage presumably declines.

Case 5: Legal Eagle
Pursuit Force is given clearance to raid Don Capelli's mansion. Chief Lee also informs Glen to Barry Consiglieri (who happens to be a lawyer) is on his way as they speak. Glen is advised to intercept the Consiglieri's entourage and to force him to let Glen into the grounds, so that a forensic crew can collect all the evidence needed to convict the Don. Glen, alongside Pursuit Force's helicopter pilot Sarah Hunter, opens fire on the Capelli escort. After taking out all the escort cars, Glen is dropped from the helicopter onto the Consiglieri's car, where he proceeds to eliminate the driver and commandeer to the vehicle, to which the consiglieri surprisingly obliges to. Glen and Consiglieri are then pursued by more Capelli Family cars. After making it to the mansion, the consiglieri opens the gate to the compound, where more Capelli Family members await. The Chief instructs Glen to clear the area so the FBI Cars can get in and destroy Capelli's Mansion, and so Glen shoots and / or arrests all the Capelli's in the compound. After clearing the area, the helicopter lands and the scene fades to black, with the forensic team having presumably arrived and searched the "Gold mine of evidence".

Case 6: Don the Run
Chief Lee informs Glen that thanks to the successful raid and destroy Don Capelli's mansion, the Feds have enough evidence to put him away for good. However; he also tells Glen that their surveillance team spotted Don Capelli gathering his remaining soldiers to flee the country. Glen chases down the Capelli convoy in the Pursuit bike and proceeds to eliminate every escort vehicle and its passengers. After doing so, Glen eventually catches up to Capelli's Limo, which is revealed to hold, alongside Don Capelli himself, more Capelli soldiers and a mini-gun in the boot. Glen continuously eliminates all the Capelli soldiers who pop out from inside and shoots at Don Capelli until he is injured. Don Capelli falls back into the limo due to his sustained injuries and the limo is shown spiralling out of control and flipping multiple times.

Ending cutscene
We switch to a view of Don Capelli being thrown around inside his limo as it flips, and switching back to outside, this time from the front view, as we see the limo flipping towards the "camera" and blacking out the scene. We then switch to a clip of news coverage of Don Capelli outside a court house with the words "Don Capelli Guilty" "Experts agree: Capelli Business finished" on screen as Don Capelli attempts to hide his face from the paparazzi. This is followed by another news channel's report on the "Mob rule over traders lifted" and the "Truck routes safe once more". This fades to black again and we finally see Don Capelli having his police photograph taken.

Weaponry
The Capelli Family's weaponry consists of:

Stone & Western Equalizer: A Tommy gun with a fast rate of fire.

Stone & Western Deadeye: A revolver with a scope and a slow rate of fire.

Rocket Launcher: Used during turret sequences to shoot at the Pursuit Force Helicopter

Sniper Rifle: Deadeye's weapons of choice

Baseball Bat: Not used in-game. Deadeye is seen handling this in the Capelli Family intro cutscene during the robbery of a TransContinental truck. The Capelli Family member who wears the white tank top also handles a baseball bat in the Capelli Family intro clip during a presumable kidnapping.

Stockler and Beck Punisher: Not used in-game by the Capelli Family. The Capelli Family member who wears the black sweater and gun holsters is seen handling this in the Capelli Family intro cutscene during a presumable kidnapping. However, the Punisher is used by the Killer 66 in-game and in their intro cutscene.

Vehicles
The Capelli Family's vehicles consist of:

Grainger Advantage: A luxury saloon with good handing and good all-round car

Grainger Avenger: A bullet proof modification of the Grainger Advantage

Magnello M40: A vintage sportscar

KMT Seareaver: A modified luxury boat

Don Capelli's Limo / Capelli Boss vehicle: An armoured limo equipped with a minigun in the boot and room for many gun-wielding passengers.