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Jordan Downs In the mid-1950s, the city of Los Santos developed a subsidized housing project to aid residents in Rancho, a community in southern Los Santos crippled by numerous socio-economic disadvantages. Known as the Jordan Downs Projects, the buildings are home to a large population of African-American and Hispanic-Americans who share similar struggles with poverty and racial discrimination. Over time, the housing projects fell into disrepair due to government neglect. Crime rates in the area skyrocketed as residents turned to illegal activities to supplement their incomes with the hope of making it out of the projects. In addition to the poor living conditions, a long history of alleged police abuse has resulted in tensions with law enforcement throughout the community. With a lack of opportunities available for its disenfranchised residents and their deep-seated distrust in authority, the Jordan Downs quickly earned a reputation as a breeding ground for crime, violence, and gangs. Police records reveal that a large percentage of the crimes reported in Rancho can be linked back to the young gang members who have established a stronghold and claimed the projects as territory. Of the gangs that dominate the Jordan Downs, there are two that stand apart - Grape Street Crips and Rancho Varrio Grape. 03 Locs The Grape Street Crips (also known as Rancho Baby Loc Crips) are a predominantly African-American street gang based in the Jordan Downs. The Grape Street Crips have been featured in various television shows and documentaries including “Crips and Bloods: Made in America”, “Dead Homies”, and “Gangland”, making them one of the most well-documented gangs in Los Santos. The Jordan Downs is home to several up-and-coming recording artists, many of whom are affiliated with the Grape Street Crips. In modern times, the Grape Street Crips consist of a large number of members, most of them still in their early ages. These young affiliated members don’t let youth change any of the actions they commit, they can regularly be seen accomplishing a variation of crimes. The main one being drug distribution, however. Rapping is one of the gangs main ways of income, providing for most of the firearms being given to the younger generation. Grape Street Crips can regularly be seen sporting purple to show their affiliation to Grape Street, they don’t sport the regular blue flag that Crips normally wear. Due to the long going beef with PJ Rancho Crips. As Bounty Hunter Rancho Bloods and PJ Rancho Crips went defunct, Grape Street began thriving once again. Roadrunner Both gangs, Bounty Hunter Rancho Bloods and Grape Street are reputable for beefing & loving each other at the same time. To this day, it's been documented that Grape Street Crip and Bounty Hunter Blood members tend to start families with one another. A lot of infighting occurs in Grape Street Crip, Bounty Hunter Bloods & PJ Rancho Crip hoods because they are the largest controlling gangs in Rancho. The infighting usually starts over females, it is way too common. An example of this that is documented was the shooting of 03 Greedo, he was shot in the leg by a female due to his infidelity. Green Grape And unlike other LS gangs who are spiteful of out of state Crips & Bloods. The Grape Street Crips embrace every Grape Street Crip hood outside of Rancho. It's common to find someone who got put on Grape Street in New Jersey, Louisiana, Memphis etc roaming around the projects. Also due to the large connections throughout the USA this makes it way easier for the Grapes to traffic drugs. Creating a large network. Gutta Gang Formed in the late-2000s, the Gutta Gang clique is composed of young affiliated members who share a common goal - chasing money. The clique takes its name from “Out the Gutta”, a popular song by a Grape Street Crip rapper. The Gutta Gang engages in a variety of activities (both legal and illegal) to attain their wealth. Its members routinely ‘flex’ on Facebrowser, drawing attention to the fact that they are largely money-oriented. Rancho Varrio Grape Rancho Varrio Grape (RVG) is a street gang operating out of the Jordan Downs Projects in southern Los Santos. The gang’s roots can be traced back to the early-1970s and, at the time, was composed mainly of African-American and Mexican-American youths. Over the years, the Latino affiliates began to closely align themselves with the Mexican Mafia, which led the gang to alter its name to South Side Varrio Grape 13 and resulted in the black affiliates branching off to form the Grape Street Crips. Tiny Wynos The Tiny Wynos (TWS) is a clique of the Varrio Grape street gang. Presumed to be one of Varrio Grape Street's most recent cliques, TWS mainly consists of young teenaged members that can often be found hanging out with the Grape Street Crips. The Tiny Wynos clique was formed after internal disagreements caused members to split from the Tiny Malos (TMS) clique. The split resulted in a small internal war between TWS and TMS that ultimately ended with a truce in the mid-2000s and the arrests of several of TWS members. With a weakened presence on the streets, remaining members slowly began to rebuild by focusing on the recruitment of young teenagers and local taggers from the Jordan Downs. Currently, the Tiny Wynos are operating out of the Jordan Downs as one of the largest and most active cliques of the Varrio Grape Street gang. Gangster Lokos Gangster Lokos(GLS) is one of the oldest and still standing cliques of Varrio Rancho Grape 13. A majority of the older generation of the gang, finding their affiliations with the Gangster Lokos. Over the years, LSPD began to crack down on the gang, more specifically the clique. The majority of the remnants of the Gangster Lokos clique have been scattered around the San Andreas penitentiary systems with only an insignificant amount of members who are released have rarely returned to the gang life but a small crumb has still been known to be active and rarely ever recruit, looking for experienced individuals. Allies and Rivals The group has conflicts with most of the street gangs located in the Rancho Area such as PJ Rancho Crips, Tenline Gangster Crips, 99 Rancho Mafia Crips. Other gangs outside of Rancho such as Rollin 60s Neighborhood Crips, Florencia 13, Hacienda Village Bloods and Circle City Piru are also big rivals to the group. Allies are Gangster Crips from Westside South Central, a few Carson Crips and Rollin 30’s Harlem Crips. All members and affiliates of the faction are reserving their characters killed for any serious infraction or not following the codes of conduct. We also reserve the right to CK characters from Varrio Grape/Grape Street Crip. We also extend our CK perms for Rancho Varrio Grape to the Mexican Mafia. Consult with the leadership of the faction to gain permission to post screenshots on the thread. Any questions or concerns can be directed to SpiderX3

July 13th, 1995, the birth of Ryan Davids, a man who currently resides in the motel on Roy Lowenstien Boulevard. Ryan lives a hard life in which he struggles on a day to day basis trying to make it out of the impoverished neighborhood of Rancho. He encounters many different types of people and challenges in his day to day life, and this thread will follow his journey as he makes ends meet, in the city of Los Santos. Life as a kid. When Ryan was a young child he and his two parents resided in Paleto Bay, an average town in the north. As a child some of Ryan's favorite things to do would be to play street ball, ride his bike, and watch cars drive down the road. His life was good, when he was alone, however when he was around his parents, it was dead awful. They abused each other and always threatened to leave one another. This would cause Ryan to have panic attacks and outbursts during school as he put on a show at school just like his parents did at home. He had very few friends when he was young and the friends he did have he eventually lost. Teenage Living. As a teenager growing up in Paleto Bay, he was used to the small town culture, no shootings and if people did have a problem with one another they would settle it with their fists, and whoever won would be the winner and that's that. Ryan often got in fights because of his home life tipping over onto his school and street life, many of his peers made fun of him for being brought up in a broken home. This made Ryan just wanna leave Paleto Bay more and more as the years went by. At some point Ryan experimented with Cocaine and he becomes moderately dependent on it. Ryan stayed with his parents right up until he was 26. Life now. As Ryan is in his late twenties now, he has moved out of Paleto Bay after an argument with his parents, words were exchanged and Ryan landed himself with almost nothing as he leaves the life he lived at Paleto Bay.

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This is the story of Desmond Brown, a 28 year old Jamaican immigrant living in Rancho, where he struggles to pay for a late University degree in Nursing at ULSA while trying to stay positive and strong, as he does his best to make a small difference in a wicked, struggling community.

RANCHO GRAPETIVITIES Above is a Projeckbabytwin video, where you can see the surroundings and climate of the Jordan Downs Housing Projects. THE JORDAN DOWNS, CIRCA DE 1900'S— The Jordan Downs Housing Projects was a complex, opening up in 1944 on the eastside of South Central, Los Santos. Originally, the Jordan Downs served as a safe haven for war workers. Within the next ten years, it was converted to public housing, shortly after it would be known as one of the last public housing complexes in the city of Los Santos. Moving onto the development stage. The Jordan Downs quickly became a black neighborhood after the tenancy changed from majority white to one-hundred percent black, due the westward migration of African Americans after the war. Slowly, the conditions of the projects began shifting, by means of many of its inhabitants being on welfare, the ideas of racism issued out by the government, the lack of education and jobs, and the poverty rates in the area. Because of all of these leading factors, a depression fell over the area which caused a concentration of societal indifference or hostility. Within years, the Jordan Downs would be home to one of the most violent events in America’s history. The Rancho Riots or the Rancho Rebellion was a series of riots around the Rancho area, which greatly involved the Jordan Downs Projects as well. After a mistaken traffic stop in the area, a young black man was subject to an accidental arrest on his behalf. The young man supposedly failed a sobriety test during a traffic stop, which caused him to go at it with the police officer arresting him. His family then rushed to the scene and combatted for him, which led to an ongoing fight between the police force and the homeowners in Rancho and its many project homes. This rebellion would then go on to last six days, resulting in thirty-four deaths, over one-thousand injuries, over four-thousand arrests. This entire riot involved over thirty-thousand people and resulted in the destruction of one-thousand buildings, totaling into forty-million dollars in damages. THE FOUNDATION— With all of these events to take account of, the area of Rancho would continue to strive as one of the poorest areas at the time. As history shows, we all know what happens in a poor, crime-ridden area, people begin to divide and create their own sectors and groups. One of the largest gangs to ever originate in the Rancho area was the Rancho Varrio Grape Street crips, an hispanic gang that consisted of hispanics and African Americans. The soon to come 1970’s would bring a new divide within the gang, changing the association of the black and hispanic sides of the gang. Due to the hispanic members of the Rancho Varrio Grapes aligning themselves with the Mexican Mafia Sureno brand, in which they changed their names to the South Side Varrio Grape 13’s. The black side of the gang went on to make the infamous gang known as the Rancho Baby Loc Crips or Grape Street Rancho Crips, and the home they would take would be known as the Jordan Down Housing Projects. Outside of the Jordan Downs Housing Projects, the gang's turf also stretches from Grape Street to 97th Street, which is between Alameda Street and 103rd Street. Although the gangs formed an official divide, the two gangs still hold a strong relationship with each other. There is a chance that you may find older members of the Grape Street Rancho Crips with Rancho Varrio Grape tattoos, even though they are members of the Grape Street Rancho Crips. This is a direct result of the divide between the WVG’s and GSWC’s. ALLIES & ENEMIGOS— As tensions began to rise in the area, the Grape Street Rancho Crips would go on to form enemies around the area, along with allies. The Grape Street Rancho crips would be a part of bloodiest rivalries in the Rancho area, which was between the Bounty Hunter Bloods and the Grape Street Rancho Crips. After years of ongoing beef, the Bounty Hunters and the Grape Street Rancho Crips would form the Rancho Truce, along with the PJ Rancho Crips or Project Rancho Crips in 1992. Although they had written peace, the two groups would go back to feuding within the next couple of years. Apart from the Bounty Hunter Bloods and PJ Rancho Crips, the Grapes also find themselves in constant feud with the Hacienda Village Bloods, Ten Line Gangster Crips, Circle City Pirus, Fudge Town Mafia Crips, and Rollin 60’s Neighborhood Crips. In addition, they also share common enemies with their predecessors, the East Coast Crips and Florencia 13 gang. Other than their enemies, their allies consist of the South Side Rancho Varrio Grape 13’s, Eight Tray Gangster Crips, Rollin 30’s Harlem Crips, Compton Crips, and now the Hoover Criminals. MODERN DAY POLITICS— In recent times, the Grape Street Rancho Crips have had closer relations to the Hoover Criminals. Young members from both sides have been collaborating via music and other sources through the internet. One of the most famous collaborations between the Grape Street Rancho Crips and the Hoovers was Projeckbabytwin’s song titled, Fist Fight, with Tr3yway6k and Fay3hunnit. Ever since the groups have formed a bond through music and other outlets, they have formed a closer bond.

This thread follows the story and development of BKA, a budding tag banging crew in Rancho, and the teenagers within it.

Michael Carrillo photographed with his ex-girlfriend, 2018

W/S Rich Rollin' Neighborhood 40 Crip.The Neighborhood Rollin' 40 Crip also known as the Four-Owes, Foeties, Spoeties, or the W/S Glove Gang are a predominantly but not exclusively African-American street gang based in the streets of South Los Santos. They are apart of the 2x (Deuces) Crip card meaning they go against any 3x (Trays) card. The gang originated from larger gang, Rollin 60 Neighborhood Crips but soon identified as their own organization. The gang consist of 4 cliques known as the Rollin 40 Darcside Crip, Rollin 40 Avenue Assholes, Rollin 40 Parcside Crip and the Rollin 40 Western Crip. The gang bases themselves in Rancho as they run a part of Roy Lowenstein BLVD.The street gang has a known rivalry with the Black P. Stones, the 8 Trey Gangsta Crip along with any other Gangsta Crip under the 3x card, the Hoover Criminal Gang, the Hoover Gangster Crip, and most recent rivalry, the Rollin' 60 Neighborhood Crip. They also have a known rivalry with the Inglewood Family Gangster Bloods, most Brims/Bloods like the Harvard Park Brims. Apparel wore by the street gang are mostly MLB teams, they sport a couple teams along with a couple clothing brands, car brands, etc. They do this to show off their affiliation with the street gang showing pride for their gang. The New York Yankees logo is sported to show off affiliation with the Neighborhood Crip.The Milwaukee Brewers logo also referred to as the "Glove" by R40 members is sported by the street gang to show off affiliation to the R40 Crip.The Minnesota Twins logo is often sported by the street gang, the letters represent "Tiny Crip" and the logo is sported by young members of the gang.The Rolls Royce logo is sported by all Neighborhood Rollin Crip gangs and it represents the term, "Rich Rollin" the logo can be seen throughout tattoos.The Audi logo is also often sported by the gang throughout tattoos representing the "Four O's" this logo is popularized within face tattoos. The Detroit Tigers is often sported by members of the Darcside clique. The Florida Marlins are also supported by the gang symbolizing the F for Foeties. NAYBORS V.S NAYBORSThe Neighborhood Rollin' 40 Crip and the Neighborhood Rollin' 60 Crip used to be closely allied as the Neighborhood Rollin 40' Crip gang originally came from street gang, Neighborhood Rollin' 60 Crip.In 2013, the Neighborhood Rollin' 100 Crip gang threw a party that many Rollin' Crip gangs attended, a known Rollin' 40 Darcside member had a dispute with Rollin' 60 Crip gang member over a female. The Rollin' 40 Crip member and the Rollin' 60 Crip member fought and the Rollin 40 Crip member ended up winning the fist fight, the Rollin' 60 Crip member ended up coming back to the party with a gun, shooting and killing the Rollin 40 Crip member along with another Rollin 40 Crip member.The rest of the month the gang was retaliating on the rival Rollin 60 Crip gang, many innocents were killed like an elderly man in his 50's, a teenager, etc. The Rollin' 40s were getting their get back. The Rollin' 40s often just walked up and shot the people dead, if they were gang-banging or not, the Rollin' 60s neighborhood was madness that month.Today, the two gangs don't go at it like that, you can say the rivalry has calmed down but the Rollin' 40s and the Rollin' 60s still consider themselves enemies. Both street gangs still often diss each other in music, clothes, etc. RANCHO DISTRICT, SAN ANDREAS.Rancho is a large neighborhood located in South Central, it's home to several street gangs including the Rollin' 40 Neighborhood Crips. Davis was a predominantly Caucasian neighborhood in the 1950's but soon turned predominantly African-American for the most part until Mexican American numbers started growing throughout the area. Rancho started suffering with poverty and crime later on in the 1990's when gangs turned violent, crack, crack rock, marijuana and other drugs filled the streets as .9mm handguns and other big weaponry landed in the hands of street gangs. The neighborhood turned into a warzone, gangs warring each other with no end, adults, kids, elderly were shot or overdosed on drugs. Today is no difference, street gangs still run the neighborhood along with many gang-related shootings. DARCSIDE CLIQUEThe "Darcside" is a clique that stretches throughout Jamestown Street, Davis. Roy Lowenstein can be referred to as the Darcside by Darcside Rollin' 40 Crip members. The clique is tightly close to other Rollin' 40 Crip cliques, they have the same enemies except the Darcside considers the Rollin' 30 Harlem Crip gang enemies. The Darcside clique today is still very well know along with the other cliques, they sport an MLB logo known as the Detroit Tigers symbolizing the D for Darcisidess. SPOETYS V.S THE STATE OOC Information We aim to portray the real life gang Rollin 40s Neighborhood Crip and bring only realistic factors towards the group. Members can be seen on from ((12:00PM to 2:00AM EST )) if you feel you can abide by these standard and this is the faction for you join the discord below, if any questions or concerns bring them to @ScarJugg @Truly_Bop @cxshyy

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💊 Growing up in the hood 💊 I was born to my mom and dad in 2005. I am 16 years old. Drug addiction was never really a big issue for me, rather my father. After about 6 years of living I started to notice my mom and dad fighting a lot. I listened to a lot of the fights and heard the words addiction, heroin, and stealer. I never understood what they meant, however. The fights became progressively worse. What started to about once a month became once or twice a week now became every single day. My mom and dad never slept in the same room. I usually slept with my mom and my dad slept in my room. I practically lived in my mom’s room in fact. My dad usually came in and out of my life by then. He still lived in our house, we just never saw him. My dad was first arrested when I was in 2nd grade. Only for a week. He was then arrested again. I saw my dad being arrested. I didn’t understand what was happening. I saw my dad against a cop car screaming at my mom and his friend XXX. He came back. I wore my dad’s hat and I felt something poking me. I took my hat off and hundreds of straws came out of it with a white powder inside them. In the summer of 4th grade, my dad was arrested for good. He got a phone call and the only words I heard was “You have to go to jail again Sean.” I asked him what that meant. He only told me it was a prank call and not to worry about it. My mom picked me up that day which was unusual. She told me daddy is gone. She took me to a restaurant and told me he was arrested. She said he’s not coming back. During the summer of my 5th-grade year, my mom and I went for a run. When we came back my dad was on the porch. My mom told me to wait and she asked what he was doing. He said he’s switching jails and wanted to pick up his stuff. My mom told him to leave. He didn’t. She let him in and I followed. She grabbed his things and kicked him out. The very next day I was greeted by my dad walking in uninvited and trying to take our things. That was the last time I had seen my dad living. In April 2020, my mom got a call from my Aunt. She was hysterical over the phone. She told my mom that my dad died. I asked my mom how he had died and she said “He said he wasn’t feeling good that day. He went down to his basement and started vomiting. He choked on his vomit, fell and hit his head against a pipe and slowly died".

Kemoy "Kemo" Davis is known around as the "troublemaker" of the Bighorn Apartment Projects for his mischievous acts and smart mouth. Kemoy lives with his mother who struggles to keep her night job & his Bluenose Pitbull that he brings around the Jamestown/Innocent Blvd area from time to time. Kemoy is seen to hang around 92 Family Gangster Blood affiliate(s) & older residents from the neighbourhood due to his demeanor. Kemoy is currently attending Carter Murray Charter Highschool as a freshman but struggles to keep up with school due to skipping class/hanging with the gang affiliates around the neighborhood causing him to drift from his Highschool & friends into the streets.

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The Westside Innocence Family Gangster Bloods (WSIFGB) or W/S 92 Innocence Family Gangster Bloods is a gang located on the eastside of South Los Santos in the district of North Rancho. They originated in the 1970s, originally known as the Chain Gang and feuded with the West Side Crips, a street gang founded by Stanley "Tookie" Williams. The Chain Gang had been around long before the formation of the “Crips," along with the LS Brims. Their controlled grounds stretch from N. Roy Lowenstein Blvd to Little Bighorn Avenue, they claim the 9200 block of Jamestown Street as their primary territory. The Innocence Family Gang have two primary cliques such as Flamin 90s and the Ransom Gang. Allies of the Innocence Family Gangster Bloods have a close alliance with the Avenue Piru Gang, and is identified as the Family Ru's. They also share a close alliance with the Mad Swan Bloods, known as the Family Swan Bloods. Other allies are the Carson Mafia Gangster Bloods along with the Carson Mafia Family. The Innocence Family Gang formed a truce with the Eight Tray Gangster Crips, due to their mutual rivalries with nearby street gangs under the Neighborhood Crips (especially the Rollin 60s Neighborhood Crips), Rollin 100 Crips, and all (Rollin Os Crips). Other rivals of the Innocence Family Gang are the Hard Time Hustler Crips, S/S Park Village Crips, and the Lowenstein Asian Boyz Crips Gang. Despite being Bloods, the Innocence Family Gang are also known for their past feuds with other blood gangs such as the Neighbor Hood Pirus along with the Queen Block Bloods as well as the Davis Lane Gangster Bloods. In 2013, a deadly war between the Innnocence Family Bloods and the Davis Lane Gangster Bloods erupted claiming the lives of respected members from both sides. In 2015, Rancho Monster, a rapper affiliated with the Innocence Family Gang released a song titled "Suppose To Be Bloods" featuring June Dawg (of the Damu Ridas) with gang ties to the Davis Lane Bloods and Redrum 781 (Avenue Piru Gang) as well as G-Nutt (Brims). The song was inspired by this feud and other blood on blood rivalries that has spiked since the 2000's. Despite the gang's involvement in the rap scene, the gang has a very prominent appearance in the streets drug scene in Los Santos and various other cities across the United States. In recent news, there was an indictment on 13 members of the Innocence Family Gangster Bloods' older members. The gang was pumping guns and drugs throughout the US to smaller subsidized cliques of the gang. This situation was duly notated on the FBI's website and took a toll on the gang's livelihood in Los Santos.

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Two homes damaged and garage destroyed by fire in Rancho Friday, 30th November 2018 LSFD Public Relations: Chloe MacKenzie An aerial shot shows fire apparatus and firefighters tackling the fully involved garage with deck guns and hoses. RANCHO - At 00:19 on Friday the 9th November 2018, the Los Santos Fire Department were notified of a structure fire involving a garage with exposure to two homes at 2332 Jamestown St in Rancho, and dispatched a 1st alarm structure fire assignment to the scene. On arrival Chief 1 reported a garage fully involved in flame with spread to one of the homes north of the garage while a home south of the garage was exposed to the rapidly spreading flames. Engine 1 geared up in Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) and entered one of the homes to search for any occupants while Engine 2 got to work attacking the fire and preventing spread to the second home. Inside the home, Engine 1 began to perform a search while shouting out for any occupants to evacuate. They began to knock out the windows to ventilate the structure of smoke, feeling around for any bodies and attacking any flames they came across while working in almost zero visibility. How-ever during the search Chief 1 ordered Engine 1 to evacuate as the roof became fully involved in flame, presenting a risk of collapse. Crews quickly made their way out and went into DEFENSIVE mode. Helmet cam footage showing flames spreading from the garage to the home as Engine 1 prepared to enter. The flames were doused in water by hoses and a deluge-gun from the deck of Engine 1. After 27 minutes of aggressive firefighting, at 00:46 the Fire Department declared a knock-down and crews moved into perform a secondary search. Engine 1 went back in to the property to search for anyone caught up in the fire. Luckily no one was found in the property and no injuries were declared during the incident. By 01:08 the Fire Department concluded all fire and rescue resources and began to clear away from the scene. The cause of the fire is still to be determined and the cost of damage is yet to be tabulated. For more information, contact the Los Santos Fire Department's public relations desk by sending an email to [email protected]. Dispatched LSFD Units: C1, E1, E2, RB1, WT1 Interested in joining the Los Santos Fire Department? Apply to be a firefighter/emergency medical technician/paramedic today at lsfd.sa.gov/recruitment