Dutch Schultz, born Arthur Flegenheimer in 1902, was a notorious American mobster during the Prohibition era. He was known for his involvement in organized crime in New York City, particularly in bootlegging and gambling operations. Schultz was a key figure in the New York Mafia and was associated with various criminal activities, including racketeering. Schultz's violent reputation grew as he clashed with rival gangs and law enforcement. He was involved in several high-profile murders and was known for his unpredictable behavior. His criminal career ended when he was assassinated in 1935, marking a significant moment in the history of organized crime in America.