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« Previous Post | Home | Next Post » A Look Into the Seedy Underbelly of Los Santos County: Skinhead Gang Stirs Chaos in the Desert By: Maria Lopez, Senior Reporter Los Santos, SA – For years, the Senora Family Skinheads were thought to be a thing of the past - an old, faded memory from a time when gang violence and extremist groups roamed the desert hills of Los Santos County. Once notorious for their violent reputation and control over key areas like Sandy Shores and Paleto Bay, the group had all but disappeared from local law enforcement radar. But as the sun sets on the dry, barren roads of the Senora Desert, whispers are spreading that the gang is back. "We thought they were gone. Most of the major players had either been arrested, killed, or left town," says Deputy Mark Davis, who’s worked in Los Santos County for over a decade. "But we’re seeing signs now - old hangouts, familiar faces, and the kind of violence we haven’t seen in years. They’re trying to regroup, and it’s dangerous." The Senora Family Skinheads, once a dominant force in the methamphetamine trade and known for their brutal methods of enforcing their will, were believed to have splintered after a series of major busts and power struggles that tore the group apart nearly a decade ago. They were considered defunct, with many of their remaining members absorbed into other regional gangs or disappearing entirely into the shadows. In Sandy Shores, residents report strange activity in areas that were once known to be hotspots for the Senora Family’s operations. A few months ago, a former meth lab wasreactivated in an old, dilapidated warehouse on the outskirts of town, not far from the infamous Senora Freeway. While local law enforcement managed to shut it down quickly, authorities say it’s a troubling sign that the group is re-establishing itself. "We’ve been getting tips - nothing solid, but enough to make us worry," says Sheriff Ricky Morrison. "There’s been a noticeable rise in the number of drug-related crimes, especially in the desert areas where the Senora Family Skins once thrived." For Los Santos County, the reemergence of the Senora Family Skinheads presents a grim reality. While the gang’s heyday was decades ago, their return could signal a new chapter of chaos in the region, especially if they manage to rebuild their once-thriving network of drug manufacturing and distribution. Local residents are understandably concerned. In Sandy Shores, where the gang once instilled fear in every corner, people are beginning to feel uneasy again. Businesses that survived the first wave of violence fear what could be coming next. "I thought we were done with them," says Hank Wilkins, a longtime resident of Sandy Shores. "We finally started to feel like we could breathe again. Now, it’s like they never left." Authorities are stepping up efforts to crack down on the gang’s potential resurgence, but they face the same challenges they did a decade ago: vast desert terrain, a sparsely populated area, and the gang’s ability to operate under the radar. "It’s not going to be easy, but we’re aware of what’s happening, and we’re doing everything we can to stop it," says Sheriff Morrison. "The Senora Family Skinheads have left their mark on this county before, and we’re not about to let them do it again."
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Thread by ✵ OOC Information: Route 13 aims to portray a realistic drug-trafficking operation based out of North County LS. The faction will be a drug trafficking organization based out of the County. This is not a street gang, nor will it function as one, instead it is a loose-knit group made up of suppliers, distributors, and dealers. This faction will mainly collaborate with and accept Caucasian and Hispanic characters, but exceptions can be made to incorporate characters from other backgrounds if leadership deems it appropriate. We intend on only accepting people that can tolerate a higher caliber of roleplay that is slower and more methodical than other concepts @Fogry @bombstrap
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This thread will follow the story of Lucas Mercer from Murietta Heights. An associate of the West Vinewood connection.
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Metal Minds (M/M) is both a skinhead gang and a freestyle motocross team, based and operating primarily in the Sandy Shores area. This dual identity helps Metal Minds maintain a significant presence in the area's criminal and motocross scenes. The team was originally formed by local youth from Sandy Shores and is closely associated with the county's motocross and skate scene. Crew members are not only passionate about motocross but are also involved in drug dealing and house break-ins. Many of the participants are addicted to drugs. They are part of the larger white supremacist and peckerwood gang culture prevalent in the area. Members of Metal Minds are known for their association with white supremacist ideologies and often identify with the color red and wear Metal Mulisha gear. The gang utilizes symbols such as the capital 'M' as a gang sign. They operate under the higher-ranking Los Santos County Skinheads, with some members participating in both gangs, further linking their activities.
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"I am an amateur photographer. I only do this for sport." Luciano
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OOC INFORMATION: We have the intention of becoming a fully functioning farm with wide ranges of activities and blue collar work for characters to do to promote activity in Grand Senora County, which includes; Trucking deliveries to signed contracts, animal care, farming, and much more. INTERESTED? https://discord.gg/kAbhwBpJ
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Senora Desert Trailer Park, also known as Senora Wind Farm Trailer Park, Hippy Camp, or simply Hippie Park (the most common name), is a small trailer park and community located in Los Santos County, bordering RON Alternates Wind Farm. Once, this place was a true mecca for hippies, who originally established the community. However, times have changed. Many of the original hippies have grown old or passed away, and their children—despite being raised with ideals of peace and love—have taken a different path. Some still embrace modern hippie culture, but over time, it has blended with influences from stoner, punk, surfer and skater subcultures. Although Hippie Park remains a somewhat closed-off community, the younger generation often ventures out, as making money within the park is nearly impossible. Some residents rarely leave its boundaries, while others have adapted to a more transient lifestyle, taking on odd jobs or drifting between towns. Despite being surrounded by rougher and more crime-heavy areas like Harmony, Sandy Shores, and Stab City, the trailer park itself remains a mostly peaceful place. Here, you can still find hippies practicing yoga or meditating, while stoners lounge on rugs or old couches, passing a joint, keeping the spirit of the past alive in their own way. The Ronnies, also known as 420 Ronnies, are one of the many local friend groups that hang out together. They first bonded back in their school days at Algonquin High, skipping classes to smoke weed in the desert or go on a trip in someone's van. They're not just typical burnout junkies like the ones portrayed in dumb comedies. Many of them are actually creative and talented people, some excelling in sports or academics during school. However, instead of pursuing careers or going to college—despite having the potential to do so—they chose to go with the flow and enjoy life on their own terms. The name the Ronnies comes from RON Alternates Wind Farm, which sits right next to Hippie Park, where most of them live and spend most of their time. Some still crash at their parents' trailers, others barely ever leave the park, while a few work just enough to cover basic needs—food, a roof over their heads, clothes, and most importantly, weed. They're almost always high and can often be found on road trips, camping in the wilderness, heading to the mountains, or fishing trips. Music is a big part of their lives, as well as skating, which they jokingly call "sand surfing", and occasional surfing trips to the ocean. While most of them are just drifting through life, some occasionally make a living through small-time crime, whether it's growing and flipping weed or psychedelics, or even petty theft in nearby towns and communities. Despite this, the Ronnies aren't a gang—just a group of friends who never quite grew up, living life on their own terms.
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This thread will follow the journey and development of twenty-three year old working man, Connor West.
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Rad Krew is both a small street gang and a freestyle motocross team, based and operating in the Sandy Shores area. This dual identity helps Rad Krew maintain a significant presence in the area's criminal and motocross scenes. The group was originally formed by local youth from Sandy Shores and is closely associated with the county's motocross and skate scene. The gang members are not only passionate about motocross but are also involved in drug dealing, house break-ins and other petty scams. Many members are addicted to hard drugs, painkillers and alcohol. Unlike many other local gangs, they do not belong to a white supremacist culture and recruit people of different races; the main thing for them is that new recruits come from the same place as themselves, which means that they support the idea of localism. The members of the gang mostly take their cue from Los Santos street gangs, trying to copy their behavior. However, it's obvious that they're typical trailer park trash; it's also not surprising that they're heavily influenced by motocross teams such as Metal Minds and Vallero Vanguard, which were mostly composed of street gang members. The gang utilizes symbols such as the capital 'R' as a gang sign and often identifies with the color red, adding red elements to their motocross gear and casual clothing, including red shoes, bandanas and baseball caps.
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Hello! A bunch of friends and I have spent the past week working on setting forth a plan to revive Roleplay out in Paleto Bay. All are welcome to join us regardless of if you plan on playing legally/illegally. All we ask is that if you plan to play illegally, you work in symbiosis with the community, rather than perform an act that would detract. We aim to have once a week events in Paleto (neighbourhood gatherings, etc) as well as open several businesses to properly revive the area. We aim by the end of August to have 30 active roleplayers at any given time. We will signal sometime this week or next week with all min wage job businesses opened at once when we have hit 15 players If anyone is interested, please feel free to reach out to me on Discord (same username as my forum name) and I can try my best to help you get siruated.
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Santiago "Sante" Dominguez Sandy Shores, Los Santos County --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This thread will follow the story and development of Santiago Dominguez and showcase his struggles as he dives deeper into a life of crime.
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In the 1960s, a group of Vietnam War veterans came together in San Fierro to form the Devils Henchmen motorcycle club. Initially a close-knit brotherhood, the club soon adopted a formal structure, complete with its own set of rules and traditions. As the Devils Henchmen grew in members they sought to establish chapters throughout the state of San Andreas. The Devils Henchmen reject the American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) due to their rebellious nature and preference for autonomy. Unlike AMA clubs, which focus on safe riding and legal advocacy, the Devils Henchmen prioritize loyalty to their own rules and often engage in activities outside the law, emphasizing their distinct outlaw identity. In the early 2000s, the FBI launched a significant crackdown on the Devils Henchmen, targeting their criminal activities across multiple states. This intensive law enforcement effort resulted in numerous arrests and convictions, severely weakening the club's network. Several of their influential members were incarcerated as a result of the investigation, having been caught with narcotics and firearms. As a consequence, the once-expansive Devils Henchmen were reduced to a single chapter in San Fierro, their original stronghold. After the crippling FBI crackdown in the early 2000s, the Devils Henchmen focused on rebuilding their strength and numbers within their sole remaining chapter in San Fierro. Over the years, through careful recruitment and strategic alliances, they have gradually regained their footing. Now, with their membership revitalized and their operations stabilized, the Devils Henchmen are poised to expand once again. They are actively seeking to establish a new chapter in the state of San Andreas, marking a significant step in their resurgence.
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This thread will follow the day to day events of Malcolm Sawyer and his friendship circle.
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Stanley Gill, a twenty-two-year-old white American, was born and reared in Northern Los Santos. Stanley Gill is involved with the High Desert Peckerwoods, based in Harmony. Stanley is primarily connected with drugs and narcotics trafficking.
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OOC INFORMATION This faction will focus on the reality of a white gangster growing up in the county of Los Angeles / Los Santos in 2024. Although white supremacist imagery is utilized, this is in by no means a reflection of faction members' OOC beliefs. Those portraying their character and thus the faction in a bad light will ultimately lead to their removal from the faction. Forum PM @ebk pete or @Sinatra if you are interested in getting involved with the faction or have any questions.