Bootleggers, including: Al Capone, Bugs Moran, Bumpy Johnson, William S. Mccoy, Machine Gun Kelly, Kenny Wagner, Jerry Rushing, Joe Ball, George ... Olmstead, Edward Donegan, Gaetano Gianolla

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More info: The term bootlegging originally came from concealing hip flasks of alcohol in the legs of boots. Bootleg or bootlegging may refer to: * Smuggling more generally * Bootleg (radio), the use of illegal equipment, frequencies, or operating procedures in two-way radio * Bootleg play, a tactic in American football * Bootlegging, a slang term to describe the illegal operation of a Speeder on a railway