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* DO NOT METAGAME ANY INFORMATION ON THIS THREAD * "I don’t start drama… but I’m the best at ending it." The Life of Francesca Marino, an aspiring youtuber caught in the rough life of South Los Santos.
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Story of sixteen years old Daniel Graham "The floor under his bed was loose. That’s where he hid his escape plan—a flashlight, $7.63, and a map torn from an old phone book. No one in the house knew he was planning to leave. No one in the town would care if he did. Sixteen, rural, and invisible. But not for long."
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This character story will follow the life of 15 year old Najae Jeong, a Korean Jamaican Davis local.
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This thread will follow the stories of the EMS and Fire personnel working at LSFD's Station 9 - Davis. The busiest fire station in the country. It will focus on the action and the mundane, the highs and the lows. The 20 year olds qualified to perform surgical procedures after a year of trade school, and the nicotine-addicted doorkickers that keep the city on its feet. We want to highlight the realities of a fire-medical service operating deep in the hood, and the interactions that come with that. Though of course, calls come from all over the state. This thread is essentially a spiritual successor of the Task Force 52 thread, which we have only stopped using due to us barely using Station 52 anymore.
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Probably a complete shot in the dark lmao, buuut looking for family members for my lower income teen girl char. Preferably parents but a single parent is also okay. Requirements: - Preferably not a crack feen or like borderline insane as i'm looking to portray an average lower / lower middle class black family - Please have some substance to your character, like a general story or plan. No crashouts! Feel free to pm me if your interested
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The Legacy Of The Bomb Squad & The Rise Of Tiny Bombers. In the summer of 1984, five teens from the gritty streets of Davis, Los Santos, banded together with a single goal: to make their mark—literally—on the city. Kru, Breeze, Chunky, Creeper, and Desto were just kids from the block, growing up in an era where hip-hop was exploding, breakdancing ruled the streets, and graffiti was the voice of the unheard. They called themselves The Bomb Squad, a nod to their explosive style of tagging, leaving behind murals, throw-ups, and wildstyles that became legendary in Davis. The Rise of The Bomb Squad. From 1984 to 1986, The Bomb Squad ran the walls, tunnels, and rooftops of Los Santos, their name up on freeway overpasses, alleyways, and abandoned buildings. They weren’t just taggers; they were storytellers, rebels against a system that gave them nothing but concrete and chain-link fences. They carved out their reputation by hitting the most dangerous and high-profile spots, their vibrant colors and bold lettering turning gray walls into canvases of resistance. Rival crews challenged them, but The Bomb Squad stood their ground, always one step ahead of the buff squad and the cops. Their work wasn’t just about fame—it was about legacy. Their biggest piece, a 50-foot-long burner on the side of an old warehouse near the Davis Mega Mall, stayed untouched for years, a testament to their dominance. Later on, the warehouse would be destroyed. The Revamp of The Bomb Squad as Tiny Bombers. In 2024, a new generation of graffiti writers from across South Los Santos decided it was time to bring back the legacy. Inspired by The Bomb Squad’s past and the tragic death of Kru, they didn’t just revive the name—they evolved it. The Bomb Squad was officially revamped as the Tiny Bombers, a nod to the past while signaling a new era of street art and rebellion.
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Selling a standalone house on Covenant Avenue with a garage included. Not in a rush, will sell to the highest bidder. Exterior picture: Interior pictures: (( /pinfo )) Looking to get around $400,000 for it.
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Terrance '''Juvie'' Williams, a 17-year-old African American, living in the tough streets of South Central LS. His mom works long hours to keep him in school and out of trouble, always pushing him to do better. Despite her efforts, Terrance often gets caught up in street fights and gang activities. He's already been to juvi before, which only makes it harder to stay out of trouble and avoid the police. At school, Terrance is smart but doesn't always show up and has a hard time focusing. The teachers see his potential, but he’s often distracted by what's happening on the streets. The streets are tempting with quick money and respect, making it hard for him to stay on track. He feels the pressure from his friends and the constant danger around him. His mom dreams of him going to college and leaving the street life behind, but Terrance feels stuck between two worlds. He wants more than what the projects offer, but it's tough to get out. Every day is a struggle to avoid trouble and make his mom proud. Despite everything, Terrance is determined to find a way out and build a better life for himself and his mom. He dreams of a future where he can escape the cycle of violence and create something better for his family.
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- - - OOC SECTION The objective of this faction is to portray a realistic 1% Motorcycle Club on the West Coast of America, with a heightened focus on the community, brotherhood and appreciation of Motorcycles. As all 1% Clubs started, their foundations were based upon their love for their bikes and brotherhood. The illegal nature of their business grew over the years through various means of struggles and political motives, leading it to be a mere by-product of their hustling to survive as shunned individuals - And this illegal drift would be something we wish to develop through the faction as we grow and adapt, but it isn’t the main focus. As any Club, the primary focus is the Club itself, the community that it built and most importantly, the motorcycles. You can reach out to us for more questions or queries on our Faction by contacting any of the following; , @LilManiac (lilmaniac) and @Shovelhead (mikey2300)
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Hostage Situation on Innocence Boulevard Ends Peacefully BY: Jonathan Taner, Vali Lane Davis, SA - A tense hostage situation unfolded on the evening of Sunday, June 2, 2024, on Innocence Boulevard. A woman was held at gunpoint by an armed suspect, prompting a swift response from law enforcement. Police blocking the road on the west side of Innocence Boulevard The incident began when a 911 call was made by a witness who had just finished his shift at a nearby 24/7 convenience store. According to the witness, he encountered the suspect, described as an African American male, wearing a mask and carrying a paper bag. Suspicious of the man's behavior, the witness observed him before hearing the suspect shout at a woman, demanding she put her hands up. Realizing the gravity of the situation, the witness immediately contacted authorities. Police quickly arrived at the scene, establishing a perimeter around the general store on Innocence Boulevard. Officers blocked the road from both the east and west sides and created a barricade using their cruisers. A SWAT team, including snipers positioned on a nearby rooftop, was also deployed to manage the crisis. Police setting up a perimeter around the general store Negotiations between the suspect and law enforcement lasted approximately ten minutes. During this time, officers worked to de-escalate the situation. Ultimately, the suspect surrendered, releasing the hostage unharmed but understandably shaken. The quick actions of the witness and the efficient response by law enforcement ensured that the incident was resolved without physical harm to the victim. The woman, though emotionally distressed, was safe and received immediate care. Authorities are continuing their investigation into the incident. Police interviewing a witness on scene Comments are ENABLED for this article. Username: Comment: -
This thread will showcase the character development of Archie McFadden and his friends struggling with poverty in the hood😃
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This thread follows the life of Pearlette "Auntie P" Clary — an elderly native of Davis, South LS. Early Life (1953-1971) Pearlette Clary (née Wells) was born on May 10, 1953, to Betty-Mae and Clarence Wells in Davis, South Los Santos. Pearlette was the youngest of their three daughters. The Wells Family moved from Louisiana to San Andreas in the 1940s (during the Second Great Migration), allured by the employment & educational opportunities that the City of Los Santos offered African-Americans at that time. It didn't take long for Clarence to secure a job at a local factory while Betty-Mae assumed the role of a housemaker. As was the norm in 1950s society, Betty-Mae ensured her daughters would one day, too, be devoted to their future husbands. A young Pearlette challenged this, preferring to play with the neighborhood kids in the streets of Davis instead of learning how to carry herself like a lady. But nothing could've prepared Pearlette for her first racist encounter, in which a shopkeeper wrongfully accused her of stealing a book that her father gifted for her tenth birthday. Coupled with the news of the 16th Street bombing in Birmingham, Alabama, this drew young Pearlette to reflect on the reasoning behind such hate. As she grew older, Pearlette found her voice amid the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s & 60s, in which people from all walks of life sought to end the racial inequalities that plagued America. Los Santos was deeply intertwined with the movement as its citizens protested for fair housing, equal education, and the end of police brutality — among other things. Pearlette and her family sought refuge at church, instilling their faith in God to rectify the discrimination they faced; said faith pushed Pearlette to fight for what was right. She'd skip classes at Davis High School with her friends to speak out against the Vietnam War and the corrupt Los Santos Police Department — while advocating for more Black & Latino teachers and better resources for theirs and other inner-city schools within South Central. At one of these protests, Pearlette met her soon-to-be husband, Reginald Clary. The two bonded over their shared interests in civil rights activism and mystery novels, immediately hitting it off. The relationship almost ended abruptly, however, when Reginald joined a friend group that believed violence would enact change.
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DAVIS SHERIFF'S STATION "IMPAVIDUS BELLATOR" LOS SANTOS COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT THE HISTORY The Davis Police Department served the City of Davis and its unincorporated areas from 1906 up until the 14th of May, 1998. The Davis Police Department was disbanded by the Davis City Council as a result of the skyrocketing homicide rates that were left unattended paired with the significant controversies with local communities, multiple police brutality claims, and scandals involving the Department's executives. The premises of the old Davis Police Station was subsequently converted into a youth activities center in an attempt to combat the elevated homicide count conducted by minors. This center was in use prior to it shutting down in early 2000 due to the lack of funding for the program. Shortly thereafter on the 17th of September, 2000, the Davis City Council contracted with the Los Santos County Sheriff's Department to become the main municipal law enforcement agency for the City of Davis. The whopping 22 million dollars per annum paid by the City of Davis to the LS County Sheriff's is utilized in providing a variety of specialized teams and highly trained patrol deputies to serve Davis and its unincorporated areas. A year later after the opening in 2000, station command within the Davis Sheriff's Station adopted "impavidus bellator" to be the stations motto. When translated from Latin it is "the fearless warrior" which pays homage to the deputies working at the station and the willpower they have to overcome any task, no matter the difficulty. CONTROVERSIES Throughout the existence of the Davis Sheriff's Station, a multitude of controversies sprouted under the tenure of Sheriff Joseph Cline and Captain Damian Suarez. A variety of brutality, fraud, and deputy gang scandals tarnished the name of the sheriff's station, resulting in demonstrations occurring right outside the facility. One of which being the Davis City Council accusing the Department's executives of conning the City of Davis for contract hours, fabricating statistics about said hours being fulfilled. As a result of the riots on the 30th of July, 2022, a deputy at the Davis Sheriff's Station stepped forward to speak out about the alleged brutality claims found at the patrol station on the aforementioned date. Deputy Sarah Ostrowski went on a local news network, whistleblowing the fact that the station was institutionally corrupt, and permeated by violent deputy gangs. What stands out from this complaint is that it was all done by a deputy who worked at the station for over half a decade. AREAS SERVED The Davis Sheriff's Station proudly serves the City of Davis, Strawberry, Chamberlain Hills, Rancho, Palomino Highlands, Cypress Flats, and the unincorporated area of La Puerta. MY GOALS ARE SIMPLE I WILL ALWAYS BE PAINFULLY HONEST WORK AS HARD AS I CAN LEARN AS MUCH AS I CAN AND HOPEFULLY MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN PEOPLE'S LIVES. - Deputy David W. March, EOW 04/22/02
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The Karin Boyz are a clique of young teenagers from South Los Santos who do an array of illegal crimes. They're mostly known for vehicle theft, joyriding, property damage, drug dealing, & financial scams. Their favorite car of choice is all Karin brand vehicles, Ubermachts, Bravados, Albanys, & etc. They highly dislike Dinka brand vehicles though. When driving in traffic, it's easy to identify them. They're always playing hyper bopping/dancing music or rap songs with high tempo clapping beats.
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((Showcase of Victor Graham - Aim to show some rp around South LS))
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With the rise of the drug epidemic in America, many Caucasian males have turn victim to it, carrying such a big addiction they move to different area's for the cheaper prices. Jeremiah Doyle, (White, skinny, stinky) Is a product of it, he was first brought up in Paleto Bay then rerouted to the south side Davis for cheaper housing pricing and as well as narcotics. This thread will represent Jeremiah's life, and adventures dealing with his drug habits.
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this thread will follow the life of Qoree Nelson, better known as Nelly. he's a teenager from Capital Blvd. https://face.gta.world/Hotboy
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Located in Cypress Flats Industrialzone, we're buying/selling or taking your old car in exchange for a new one! However we specialize in motorcycles and ATV's We're also offering the sale of detailing products and motorcycle wear and parts to go with your new vehicle. PH:96905987 E-mail:[email protected] ((Forum PM)) Or [email protected] ((Discord Kreacher#1400)) To see the current stock head to this link: Ruedas De Fuego Secondshands Website Constantly updated.- 38 replies
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