Victoria Gotti had some harsh words for son's girlfriend after she reported abuse: police sources

Victoria Gotti’s latest public dispute centers on her son Carmine Gotti Agnello’s alleged abuse of his girlfriend Ariana Puran at the Gambino family home in East Norwich, Nassau County, around 10 p.m. on Tuesday. Police reports allege that Agnello pushed and shoved the victim, then followed her outside where he slapped, punched, and choked her, and he also reportedly threw her iPhone 17 Pro Max to the ground, causing about a $2,000 loss. The victim initially pressed charges to detectives, then whispered that she wanted to drop them; investigators later located Agnello at Victoria Gotti’s residence, where he was charged with criminal mischief, criminal obstruction of breathing, and third-degree assault and released without bail. Agnello previously pleaded guilty in April to lying to obtain COVID relief funds and illegally banking about $1 million to invest in cryptocurrency, for which prosecutors said he faces a 15-month sentence, with surrender set for June 12. Ariana Puran, a lawyer, told The Post she has chosen not to pursue charges, describing the incident as a “small fight.” The episode unfolds within a high-profile family saga, marked by Victoria Gotti’s connection to John “Junior” Gotti, the former Gambino acting boss, and a family history that adds public scrutiny to the dispute.