Mick Gatto, a notable figure in Melbourne's underworld, and his wife Cheryl were arrested on Wednesday during police raids at their home in Mount Martha, located on the Mornington Peninsula. The arrests are part of an ongoing investigation into alleged corruption within the construction industry, spearheaded by Victoria Police's Taskforce Hawk. According to a police spokeswoman, the couple, both in their 70s, are being interviewed regarding financial offences related to the construction sector. The investigation reflects Victoria Police's commitment to addressing corruption and ensuring accountability within the industry. Further details regarding the case are expected to be released later today, as the police continue their inquiries into the allegations against the Gattos. This incident highlights the ongoing scrutiny of individuals involved in organized crime and their potential connections to legitimate businesses, particularly in sectors prone to corruption. The outcome of this investigation could have significant implications for the construction industry in Victoria as authorities seek to uphold integrity and transparency.