Jesse Marrogi living large in TikTok video

The little brother of accused crime boss George Marrogi is flashing the spoils of a seemingly lavish lifestyle, boasting ink, diamonds and luxury cars.

Jesse Marrogi may be the little brother of accused crime boss George but he gives the clear impression of a man living large.

A video posted on TikTok under Jesse Marrogi’s name depicts a world of free-spending, pimped-out wheels and contempt for the law.

There is a shot of a man with “crime pays” tattooed on the top of his back.

Beneath it are images of Crown Casino, a Rolls-Royce car, a police divisional van and $100 notes.

Not shown in the video montage is Jesse Marrogi’s chest, which bears the tattooed message “f... the law”.

A Rolls Royce pictured in the Marrogi’s TikTok video.

Images from Jesse Marrogi’s TikTok account.

Another section of the post shows a man believed to be Jesse at the wheel of a Rolls, among shots of a Lamborghini and a Mercedes being driven.

A gold and black motorcycle chopper, emblazoned with the letters NCF and the gang’s trademark machine gun logo, is shown later.

NCF stands for Notorious Crime Family, the powerful gang formed by George Marrogi which has been linked to widespread drug trafficking and crimes of violence.

Jesse Marrogi is believed to have been overseas for some time travelling with his girlfriend Sabrine Maghnie, the daughter of slain Melbourne gangland figure Nabil Maghnie.

Jesse Marrogi with girlfriend Sabrine Maghnie, daughter of the late Nabil Maghnie.

Marrogi’s heavily inked back featuring Crown signage.

She faced court via videolink last week on driving charges.

Jesse’s passion for expensive vehicles came to public attention in 2020 when he fronted Broadmeadows Magistrates’ Court and pleaded guilty to charges of dealing with the proceeds of crime and drug possession.

The court heard Marrogi had placed a successful bid of $131,954 on a Porsche Cayenne at Pickle’s Auctions in Tullamarine.

He shelled out a $10,000 cash deposit before returning days later to pay the balance.

This was despite Marrogi being unemployed and having not filed a tax return for years.

He was fined $10,000 and ordered to pay $500 in costs.