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Times are changing // Got to move tact long live the fallen soldados...

THEME SONG: NOTABLE CASES: Thread will follow Katelynn S. Dunne and her career within the LSDA.

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Juggin Goes Left Getback For Benji / Barrio Evil Risked It With Us

I told god this gone be the last drill But I know he don't believe me cause I'm still up in the field And god you made me who I is But you ain't made me who I turned out to be And god you made me who I is But you ain't made me who I turned out to be I made a monster out of me

This thread will follow the trials and tribulations of Jade Ngyuen

After the block party on Grove Street in the 52 Hoovers goes wrong, the teenagers felt they left South Central empty handed as far as fun goes. Lolita gets the idea to use the fake ID card provided by Pedro "Lethal 1900" Luevano (currently incarcerated) to get the teens some liquor. They head to a local liquor store off of San Andreas Avenue. All the homies get drunk. More homies pull up to the trap after word gets out that liquor was in question. They pull up and kick it and shit, you know regular hood shit and what not. Piggotti was in the set and one of the homies who also rap but doesn't take it as seriously comes up to him, they're good friends so it starts off with a roast then it turns into a playful rap bottle with one another. While the youth were in the trap having a kickback, their elders were getting active in the streets. Allegedly, two older homies knocked down a Cyco Flats 13 member on Magellan Avenue by the name of Emilio Gomez. (Lolita would record the rap battle, it'd be over 2:39 long) Kenneth "Tiny Sleep" Gainer comes in while all of the teens are partying, he in so many words lets them know a Cyco Flats 13 member got killed. This causes natural alertness to wake up within the gangbangers & gang members in the room. Lolita got summoned home by her family, she gets confronted for being on the side of the canals her family warned her about.

Deputies are searching for the people connected to a shooting that killed a teen early Friday morning. The Los Santos Sheriff's Department said the shooting happened just past midnight in the 5000 block of Magellan Avenue. The identity of the victims has not yet been released. Authorities discovered the victim suffering from gunshot wounds. Paramedics tried to treat the teen; however, the victim died on the scene. Detectives have not made any arrests. Deputies encourage anyone with information to contact the department at (323) 890- 5500. Anonymous tips may be submitted to Crime Stoppers at (800) 222-8477 or through their website.

No Net Shit / Re-up No Net Shit II / Fly Straight

"Textile City" is a vibrant district within the metropolis of Los Santos, steeped in a rich history that traces back to the post-war era of the late 1940s. Founded as "Los Santos Industrial Silkworks" in 1947, this area became a beacon of hope for impoverished communities seeking to rebuild their lives in the wake of economic hardship. Immigrants, predominantly from Asian backgrounds, were drawn to the promise of employment on meager wages that provided basic necessities such as rice and oil. As the textile industry flourished, so too did the reputation of the surrounding area. Chinatown, as it came to be known, emerged as a vibrant hub of cultural exchange and economic activity. A handful of Chinese entrepreneurs seized the opportunity to establish thriving markets for tea, spices, and, notably, textiles. Los Santos Silkworks, with its central location and dedication to quality craftsmanship, became synonymous with the burgeoning textile industry, earning the district its enduring moniker, "Textile City." Today, Textile City stands as a testament to the resilience and entrepreneurial spirit of its residents. The district is a bustling square of commercial buildings, housing a diverse array of shops catering to every need. From traditional delicacies to counterfeit goods, from drugs to weapons, Textile City offers a unique tapestry of commerce and culture. Its densely populated streets are alive with the sights, sounds, and scents of a community that thrives on diversity and enterprise. While Textile City's legacy is rooted in its industrial past, its future is defined by its ability to adapt and evolve. As Los Santos continues to grow and change, Textile City remains a vibrant symbol of the city's dynamic spirit, where tradition and innovation intersect to create a truly unique urban experience. Throughout its history, Textile City has been witness to the rise and fall of numerous organizations and gangs, drawn to its central position and reputation for illicit activities. Notably, the district has gained notoriety for its role in the distribution of heroin, often referred to as the "white dragon," attracting individuals seeking to profit from the drug trade despite ongoing efforts by law enforcement to combat such activities. Despite its association with illicit enterprises, Textile City is also home to a resilient community of residents from diverse cultural backgrounds. Amidst the challenges posed by crime and instability, the district remains a vibrant tapestry of cultures, where traditions blend and flourish amidst the urban landscape.

Decker-Side (DS-23) portrays a fictional Wah Ching set within the community of Little Seoul. Recruitment is fully done In Character, and we are committed to help prospective members with creating an accurate character if necessary. We are an invite only faction—contact leadership to show interest in becoming involved. Aspiring characters should be working-class youth in their teenage years (no older than 16) who reside in or around Little Seoul of Chinese or Vietnamese descent, though we accept other South East Asian ethnicities (Filipino, Cambodian, etc.) on a case-by-case basis. An understanding of West LS gang portrayal & long term character development is promoted. Expecting to be spoonfed will lead to a short tenure. Reach out to @PrinceCane, @miguelito, @liq via DMs or Discord for anything concept related.

Half the story?// Maxin Tramps out in the halls

Upon Pedro's arrival into the state correctional facility he is informed about the prejudice towards him due to his race. Pedro is a Mexican in the black car and he is advised that he should watch his back as he is an even bigger target than the average inmate especially in the current times of high tensions within the prison systems. He is advised by Dushane "Wackout" Murphy from the Black P-Stones coalition that he needs to be prepared and is even given a shank to protect himself. Pedro let's Dushane know that he knows what to expect and he is ready for repercussions of being a Mexican backed by a black gang.

Everything comes to an end, thanks to everybody that was involved. There isn't gonna be some big departure message from us, we had fun, achieved what we wanted too and now we're just done with the project. Thanks to those that was involved, thanks to those that RPd with us insert a bunch of other sappy departing faction closure stuff here.

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