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.Bravo, whose real name is Juan Ramon Paz Fernandez, spoke of his mob ties when he made the threat to the guard who was searching him, according to the parole board ruling on May 2.Bravo was sentenced to 12 years in jail in 2004 for conspiring to murder another gangster.A source familiar with the jailhouse incident said it occurred within the past six months and that Bravo claimed he was in control of the prison and could shut it down if he wanted.“The thing to fear about him is him,” the source said. “He’s a mercenary. He’s a Mafioso.”The report also notes that continued meetings with “a lawyer who has worked for persons identified as being part of organized crime further reinforces your continuing involvement with this criminal subculture.”As in previous years, Bravo didn’t apply for parole,...
