Within South Central
The All For Crime Bloods (AFCB) other known as the A-Gang, are a predominately active African-American street gang, that is part of the Bloods alliance on the eastside of South Los Santos. This Street gang formed around 2000 and they have an established territory Located on the South Side of Davis, Los Santos, Their neighborhood spread from Macdonald St to Brogue Avenue, Carson Ave, which is considered the heart of their territory that once belonged to the Rollin 40s Pirus, another Blood gang. In recent years the Rollin 40s Piru identity has been over shadowed by AFCB. There are members of the Rollin 40s Pirus still in the area of Brogue Ave but the younger generation have decided to represent AFCB. Members are known to sport Los Angles Angels of Anaheim, baseball fitted caps for the large logo letter "A" to represent the All For Crime blood gang. Despite its decline in strength in the mid-late 2000s, the gang has since reinvented itself and emerged as a
major player in gang activity in the area. The All For Crime Bloods formed after members disowned the Rollin 40s Blood Stone Piru title, and either flipped to All For Crime, or stayed Rollin 30s Blood Stone Piru. The All For Crime Bloods began to gain traction due to their violent and bloody war with the 38th Street Gang, and the 4-Pacc Gangster Crips. This has also once again impacted their activity state due to prominent members either being locked up or killed. The All For Crime Bloods have been active in Los Santos since the mid 1990s and were one of the most prominent gangs in the area. The gang has always had a tight-knit relationship within its own borders, but it was less resourceful than other Damu sets in the state, leaving them vulnerable to dominant street gangs in the area. Many of their influential members have been incarcerated, and the gang has struggled to maintain dominance in their home turf. However, their unwavering force in altercations allowed them to survive over the decades.
ALL FOR CRIME BLOODS VS. 4238 GANGSTER CRIPS
Yet, the deadly conflict between the All For Crime Bloods and the 4238 Gangster Crips kept on going at a slower pace. The hatred that they had steadily built up against each other was too heavy to even to consider a truce. By 2006, news about the bloodshed between the gangs was spreading out across the east side, pushing the gang problem to the forefront of a community concern. The violence that had broken out in the area made people feel under siege as many innocent people were getting hurt in the shootings. With a so-far unseen statistic of 507 gang-related homicides in the city, The Los Santos Court issued a gang injunction in Davis and sought to bring an end to the violence by shutting down the local street gangs. It took 5 years for the LSPD and the C.R.A.S.H unit to take down the front-liners of the 4-Pacc Gangster Crips and considerably impair the All For Crime Bloods hold on their turf. By that, the gang almost went extinct, it is believed that All For Crime Bloods had an approximately 66% membership decline and the younger generation of the gang was left without central command. Thus, the All For Crime Bloods went through changes.
As of today, the All For Crime Bloods is a rather small gang that tries to keep its legacy alive by compensating their low numbers with violence. Due to their bitter history with the 4-Pacc Gangster Crips, the gang is still hostile to all Gangster Crip sets, but is also in conflict with a few other blood sets. Ironically, since the late 1990s, the All For Crime Bloods were going at it with every Crip hood in the area. Last year, Davis was the deadliest place for African Americans in Los Santos County according to the Times' Homicide Report, and as a response, the city ringed the area with security cameras and reinforced LSPD's presence in the neighborhood. Despite being surrounded by bigger enemies, the All For Crime Bloods don't hold friendly relations with any of the neighboring gangs.
POLITICS 2023
One of the remaining All For Crime Bloods' cliques, CMG A/K/A CRAB MURDA GANG, with its roots in 1040 Brogue Avenue. The Crab Murda Gang name is derived from a deceased member of the All For Crime Bloods named Jakobe Lowe, also known as “cKrudda.” Jakobe a/k/a cKrudda was murdered in cold blood war with the All For Crime Bloods & 4238 Gangster Crips on the frontlines of Brogue Ave. Calvin was sitting outside of his affiliates house and was struck by seven bullets from a drive-by, it's debated that he was followed from the Strawberry Clothing store back to Brogue Ave where a blacked out STX pulled into the alleyway letting out three shooters firing at Jakobe. His death at the hands of this conflict sparked the formation of this new clique. The CMG clique has recently gained prominence in the eyes of the LSPD Gang and Narcotics Division. This group of young delinquents has been repeatedly implicated in a spate of violent criminal activities, including armed robberies, burglary's other known as "flocking" and physical assaults, which have caused widespread concern among law enforcement agencies and the general public alike.
In addition, CMG reprehensible actions have contributed to a significant upsurge in graffiti, causing damage not only to the Brogue Avenue but also police vehicles and other civilian properties. CMG is frequently observed within the confines of Carson Avenue, a known gathering spot for the group, where they are known to engage in various activities and socialize with each other. It is widely acknowledged that a large number of street gangs generate revenue through illicit drug sales, and it is reasonable to assume that this group is no different in that regard. The activities of CMG have been a persistent challenge for the LSPD Gang and Narcotics Division. The gang's propensity for violence is well-known, and it has caused significant concern for law enforcement officials in South Central, Los Santos. Unfortunately, gang members often resort to violent behavior as a way to gain respect and establish dominance, and CMG is no exception. Law enforcement agencies are aware of their nefarious activities, including drug trafficking and violent crimes, and have been closely monitoring them.
Despite their best efforts, the gang's influence and reach continue to spread, making it difficult for authorities to completely eliminate their presence. However, recent events have shown that the LSPD Gang Unit is not backing down in their fight against gang violence. In particular, the crackdown on drug activity in and around Brogue Avenue & Carson Avenue is an indication of the authorities' unwavering commitment to curbing the spread of gang violence in the area. This operation has already led to multiple arrests and the seizure of large quantities of illicit drugs, disrupting the gang's illegal activities. Despite the challenges that CMG and other gangs present, law enforcement officials remain resolute in their efforts to keep the citizens of South Central Los Santos safe.
Rivals & Allies
The All For Crime Bloods have a close alliance with the Blood Stone Villians and the Rollin 40s Pirus. They are rivals of several crip gangs especially all Rollin Os (Crips) spreading from Rollin 20's Neighborhood Crips, Rollin 30's Neighborhood Crips, Rollin 40's Neighborhood Crips, Rollin 50's Neighborhood Crips, Rollin 60's Neighborhood Crips, Rollin 80's Neighborhood Crips, Rollin 90's Neighborhood Crips & Rollin 100's Crips along with all Gangster Crips. The All For Crime Blood Gang have been known to feud with several Latino gangs such as the East Side Locos 13 and the 18th Street Gang.
