Osama

Out of Character We seek to represent the daily life of the inhabitants of a Rollin '90s Neighborhood Crips set. We are primarily, but not exclusively, an African American community of raised and possibly hardened teenagers in one of the city's poorest neighborhoods. Our roleplay standards are high, good Grammar is required. Players must join our discord server before approaching us IC, it is our means of communication. If you have any questions, @Osama or @Oso (( https://discord.gg/3Ca3UvrAs8 ))

The Fruit Town Brims - originated from one big gang, the Fruit Town Pirus in Segundo village, as a result of this several sets formed under the Fruit Town Brims map, the 35th 36th 37th 38th which are now called 5 6 7 8 The FTB (Fruit Town Brims) gang allied with the Pirus of Piru Street in the mid-1975s after Javier Thomson, an influential member of the Fruit Town Brims was shot by a rival gang of Crips, ever since that Today the Pirus and the Fruit Town Brims support each other against the threat of the Crips, due to the alliances of the Brims, the P Stones also being allies of the Brims for a very long time. The Fruit Town Brims gang has several names, including Froot Town Brims, Froot Town, whether by a cherry, a bunch of grapes or other, the FTBs are recognized thanks to their heavy past, they were one of the gangs most involved in Bloods history. The brims of 35th street are allied with those of 36th, 37 and 38, they are all under the same Fruit Town Brims alliance and are very close together. The Brims movement rubbed off particularly around Chamberlain, their poverty-stricken environment seriously affected the young residents, which led to push residents to take measures to be able to subsist on their needs. Drug trafficking, armed robbery, burglary but also other illegal activities have emerged. The level of violence has risen considerably in recent months. Nevertheless, other residents suffer from these troublemaking teenagers and their vandalism. The positioning of the Chamberlain district is an advantageous factor for drug trafficking since it is located in the center of the Los Santos agglomeration and the many communication routes that surround it. Chamberlain facilitate the admission of drugs and provide dealers with good access to nearby destinations. We know that Afro-American ethnic gangs are not a new phenomenon in Los Santos, however they continue to evolve and become a daily concern for law enforcement agencies in recent years. . The African-American population is experiencing a peak increase of 7% according to the most recent News report. With the succession of uninterrupted population growth across Los Santos, membership in African-American gangs is also increasing. These same people on a budget migrate to rural and urban areas where they face restricted employment opportunities and victimization from gangs already present in the area. Faced with these various obstacles, membership of a criminal organization is often considered an indispensable option. Why most people join a gang - Budget shortfall Many gangs operate as a money making industry, gang members are able to accumulate relatively large sums by committing thefts or selling narcotics for example. The inhabitants of the ghettos who are for the most part faced with financial insufficiency therefore move towards illegality if they do not earn enough money with legitimate employment. This explains why the gangs remain in the poor and dilapidated areas of the cities. However, not all people on very limited budgets join gangs, and not all gang members are poor. Influenced by those around him Over 80% of gang members tend to be young, so they are more manipulable for older ones who have been opposed to these kinds of situations before. These same young people are extremely sensitive to peer pressure, they pay attention to their image and it is partly thanks to this that the cliques recruit teenagers. If they reside in a gang-ridden area or go to a school with a strong gang presence then they may find that many of their friends join gangs. Some teens resist the temptation to join a gang, but for others it's easier to follow the crowd and mingle with a gang. The validated members contaminate the youngest and take the upper hand over them, who themselves will reproduce the same process with future generations. Influence is the engine of criminal gangs. Boredom - Many young people fail to fill their day, so they sometimes turn to mischief for entertainment and to kill time. If gangs are operating in the area of these same bored teenagers then it becomes an outlet for them, a way to occupy their day. At this role teenagers could form their own criminal gangs. This is why many communities have tried to fight against gangs by simply giving children something to do: Dance, sports tournaments and various awareness programs. However, boredom remains a leading reason for gang membership. Indeed, several authors of articles on gang violence often write something similar to "There is nothing else to do where they live". Youth sports programs, swimming pools, public centers or even libraries are frequently insufficient or difficult to identify in difficult urban areas. Still, for every teen who gets bored and joins a gang, there's 10% who manage to find positive and productive ways to spend their time. Despair - Poverty is a condition while despair is a state of mind. People who had always lived in misery with parents who languished in poverty often saw no chance of having a decent and stable job, of leaving their poor neighborhood or of getting an education. Drugs, gangs and all sorts of illegal activities surround their daily lives, for others their parents are drug addicts. A clique in a ghetto may seem like the only real family they will ever have. Mixing with gangsters gives them a sense of belonging to a family and being part of something important that they cannot obtain otherwise. In some cases, parents approve of their children joining gangs since many parents have been members of the same gang in the past. Tag-Banging Gang members are known to tag their hoods onto walls in their respective turf or in enemy turf to disrespect them. Most of the time a tag is being sprayed it is just the gang's geographical location and their initials. Young people would wear colors and spend hours repainting the various walls of the neighborhood with graffiti of all kinds. Everything suggests that these young people want to take up the torch from their old friends, from the Brims movement, a gang that previously controlled an astonishing part of Chamberlain, making their traffic reign through terror and violence. The hashtags and weapons exhibited by some hit the bull's eye, they represent this movement and want the local population to be well aware of it. The evolution of drug trafficking on Chamberlain For a few months, the north-west of Chamberlain had gradually regained an almost normal calm, this was obviously without counting on the offspring of ex-gangs who previously terrorized the extreme north-west area of the district. The small groups of Gangs and Cliques seem to put on their hoodlum attire and resume service in this area deserted by the ex-Brims gangs, dismantled by the Sheriff's anti-gang service. In fact, a little while ago, on January 15, 2018, a resident of the Chamberlain area was arrested by the anti-gang services with a large quantity of narcotics as well as an unparalleled arsenal of weapons in all kinds, the police services are needed and claim to be worried about this unexpected expansion of local banditry. Lieutenant Lattimore, in charge of the Detective Division took the time to answer for the Los Santos Times. “In my opinion, the return of these thugs to the northwest area of the Chamberlain district is not insignificant, it is a threat to be taken at the main front, we must attack this concern at the root so as not to find ourselves flooded by a new generation of fearless gangsters.” He then adds that the Sheriff's Department is on the case and will in no case let the armed groups thirsting for illegal income resurface on Chamberlain. The inhabitants meanwhile are only frightened to learn that their neighborhood is once again populated by these trouble-facts without faith or law, according to our sources, the nocturnal disturbances are only commonplace in Maryland, and gunshots erupt from one night to the next, would the neighborhood be sinking into a new wave of violence sponsored by a new gang that would be emerging?

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