NEW YORK — The courtroom saga of alleged mobster John “Junior” Gotti continues as his number of mistrials has hit four.

Confronted with a deadlocked jury 11 days into deliberations on the racketeering and drug-related murder trial, U.S. District Judge Kevin P. Castel declared a mistrial, leaving prosecutors with the task of deciding whether to try Gotti a fifth time.

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