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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

Popeye Pitts

OOC INFORMATION The Byrne Group hopes to represent a low-level Irish-American organised crime group. Originally serving as an expansion of the Tulsa City based Irish Mob Gang, which was rendered essentially defunct by a large scale policing action conducted by the joint forces of the IRS, local P.D. and FBI. The Byrne groupe is primarily focussed on drug and sex-trafficking in the Morningwood area. And will contain both elements of Organised Crime and street-level gang activities. Most members of this organisation will join as working-class, white Americans, down on their luck folks with few prospects outside of criminality. Very few of the newly-inducted will be experienced criminals, as we hope to provide an avenue for people to develop their characters from the ground up. It is worth noting, that despite the organisation not being explicitly racist - there’s very likely to be racially-charged themes throughout, given how groups are divided within the L.S. correctional facility, and the way in which cliques typically form on the streets. With this said, however - there will be a zero-tolerance policy towards any OOC racist behaviour, and faction leadership reserves the right to remove any and all players who express such views on its platform (Discord/Faction Chat/OOC Chat). All recruitment is handled IC’ly. By joining the Byrne Group’s script, you’re handing over all character-kill permissions to the faction leadership. For any further inquiries or questions, feel free to PM: @FatherHay or @yoyoxo

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Orlando "Blackout" Kingsley (Jan. 2024, SADCR)

This story follows the character Carlos Rodriguez (La araña) Small BACKSTORY Carlos "La araña" Rodriguez originates in Tamaulipas, Mexico. He moved to the city as a teenager or "adolescente" with his dad for better a "opportunity." He got locked up once as a juvenile where Carlos met his childhood friend, Miguel "Trouble" Quesada that he was running with when he came into the city. He was moving drugs, arms, all the line of work that Carlos was used to seeing as he was in Mexico. Now, his crew is gone and with nobody to rely on. Carlos has been trying to make as much money as he can now, due to him growing up poor.

(( This Thread is going to Showcase a group of Teens from Morningwood who indulge in all sorts of Criminal Activity. ))

This story follows the exclusive lifestyle of Jose "Mago" Ochoa. From his extensive party lifestyle to his underground business inner workings along side Jorge Torres, Miguel Quesada, and Cesar Trejo. Jose is a independent Paisa affiliate formerly known clicka "KRAZY ASS PAISAS". Jose alias "El Mago" was given the name due to his skills in the under ground world of being able to arrange deals unlike no other similar to the way a Magician pulls a hat trick allowing "Mago" to triumph along side his peers. He got his early beginnings in a small clicka known as "KRAZY ASS PAISAS" which allowed him to connect with Miguel "Terror" Quesada at a early age. Later on maneuvering in the underground world allowing him to meet Cesar "Clever" Trejo giving him his first opportunities of the game some may say a Big Homie figure to Mago. Jorge "El Gallo" Torres will play a big role in Magos future endeavors in a organization in it's upbringing.

THE LIFE OF S-J It all began when Sebastian Jones was 15 he had grouped up with a group of males that's was around his area in Morningwood and they named they-self The Athens Park Bloods and they used to go around fighting with the other groups that's around they area. As time goes by and three years will go by Sebastian will turn 18 and also the group of males will slowly depart from each-other they start going out and doing they own thing in life as time go by.

((This Thread Will Serve as Malik Simmons Development Thread)) -BACKGROUND STORY- Malik Simmons, also known as Bishop, was once part of the 94 Hoover Criminal Gang in Strawberry. At just 14 years old, he found himself on the streets with friends, selling drugs and doing tasks for the gang. Malik came from a tough family—his dad struggled with alcohol, and his mom had a hard time taking care of him and his siblings due to their difficult circumstances. The gang became Malik's second family, the ones he truly valued. At 18, he met Krisha Smith, and they became a couple. Malik, known as "Bishop," played a role in educating younger folks in the neighborhood, earning the nickname for preaching like the Pope. He was also deeply involved in the drug trade in South-Central. When Malik learned Krisha was pregnant, he decided to change his life for his new family. He left the gang and tried to start fresh for his baby. However, finding a job in Los Santos, especially a well-paying one with a gang background, proved challenging. Despite his efforts, Malik couldn't secure stable employment, leading him back to his old habits—specifically, armed robbery. He settled at a friend's place in Little Seoul, away from his daughter and baby momma. Malik went on a spree of robberies across West Los Santos but eventually got caught by law enforcement.

HOPE GARDENS HOUSING PROJECTS Hope Gardens was built in the late 1960s as a response to the need for affordable housing in South Central Los Angeles. It was designed as a high-density community with a mix of multi-family apartment buildings and townhouses, providing a range of housing options for families of different sizes. Initially, Hope Gardens was seen as a beacon of hope for the African American community, which had been struggling with discrimination and housing segregation for decades. Many families who had been living in cramped and substandard housing conditions in other parts of the city were able to move into Hope Gardens and enjoy a higher standard of living. However, in the 1980s and 1990s, Hope Gardens became plagued by drugs and crime. The crack epidemic hit the community hard, and many young people were drawn into low-level street gangs as a way to make money and gain a sense of belonging. Despite efforts by local organizations and law enforcement agencies to address the problem, crime remained a persistent issue in Hope Gardens. Residents often lived in fear of being caught in the crossfire of rival gangs, and many families struggled to keep their children safe and away from the lure of gang life. Today, Hope Gardens remains a place where crime is rampant. Although there have been some improvements in recent years, including increased police presence and community-led initiatives to promote safety and reduce violence, the underlying issues that have plagued the community for decades continue to persist. Many residents still struggle with poverty and lack of access to opportunities, and the legacy of segregation and discrimination that has shaped the community's history continues to cast a long shadow over its present-day reality. Despite these challenges, however, Hope Gardens remains a vibrant and resilient community, with residents who are determined to build a better future for themselves and their families. DEATH IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD Growing up in Hope Gardens, Qualeek Daniels had a talent for basketball that quickly became apparent to everyone around him. He spent countless hours on the local court, honing his skills and dreaming of one day making it to the big leagues. Despite the challenges he faced as a young African American man in a community plagued by gang violence, Qualeek was determined to stay on the right path and pursue his dreams. His family and friends rallied around him, providing support and encouragement as he worked towards his goal of becoming a professional basketball player. But tragically, Qualeek's promising future was cut short when he was caught in the crossfire of a gang-related shooting. He was just 18 years old. His death was a devastating blow to the community of Hope Gardens, and a painful reminder of the toll that gang violence can take on young lives. But Qualeek's memory lived on, not just among his family and friends, but also in the hearts of the many young people in the community who saw him as a role model and inspiration. In the years that followed, his family and friends worked tirelessly to honour his memory, organizing community events and basketball tournaments in his name. And while the pain of his loss never fully faded, his legacy served as a reminder of the power of hope and the potential for greatness that lies within every young person, no matter where they come from. THE DRUG MARKET Despite efforts to address the problem of drug-related crime in Hope Gardens, an open-air drug market has persisted in the community for decades. Located in a secluded corner of the housing project, the market is a hub of activity for drug dealers and users alike, with a constant flow of foot traffic and a sense of lawlessness that pervades the area. Despite multiple gang injunctions and increased police presence in the area, the drug market has remained a stubbornly persistent problem. Many residents in the community are too afraid to speak out against it, fearing retaliation from gang members who control the market and use violence to maintain their power. For law enforcement agencies, the market has become something of a no-go zone, with officers hesitant to venture into the area for fear of being outnumbered and outgunned. Despite repeated efforts to crack down on the market and arrest those responsible, the underlying issues that have allowed it to thrive continue to persist. The result is a community that is deeply divided, with residents living in fear of the violence and crime that are a daily reality in the area surrounding the drug market. While some continue to hold out hope for a solution to the problem, others have resigned themselves to the idea that the market will continue to exist indefinitely, with little hope of change in the foreseeable future. POWER VACUUM In a major victory for law enforcement and the community of Hope Gardens, Maury 'Sandman' Stevens, the 28 year old African-American male known as a prominent figure of the drug trade in the neighborhood, has been taken down in a police raid that marks a significant blow to organized crime in the area. According to police reports, Stevens had been the key player in the open-air drug market that had long plagued the community, controlling the flow of drugs and raking in an estimated $20,000 per week from his illicit activities. However, a months-long investigation led by local law enforcement agencies culminated in a coordinated raid on Stevens' operation, resulting in his arrest and the seizure of a large quantity of drugs and cash. "This is a major victory for the community of Hope Gardens, and a testament to the hard work and dedication of our law enforcement agencies," said the Mayor in a statement following the raid. "We will not rest until every criminal element in our community has been brought to justice, and the people of Hope Gardens can feel safe in their own homes. "While the take down of Stevens has been hailed as a major step forward in the fight against organized crime in Hope Gardens, it has also had unintended consequences. In the weeks since his arrest, there has been a spike in homicides in the area, as rival gangs jockey for position in the power vacuum left by Stevens' absence. Law enforcement agencies are currently working to quell the violence and prevent further bloodshed, but the situation remains volatile, with tensions running high in the community. For many residents of Hope Gardens, the take down of Maury Stevens is a bittersweet victory, one that has brought a measure of relief but also heightened fears about the future of the neighborhood. As they continue to grapple with the fallout from Stevens' arrest, they remain hopeful that their community will emerge stronger and more united in the face of adversity. NEW CREW Hope Gardens has been hit by a surge in violent crime in recent weeks, with law enforcement officials attributing the rise to a new and highly dangerous gang known as the Dopeboys of America (DOA). According to police reports, the DOA is a rapidly rising crew made up of young men from the neighborhood, who have quickly gained a reputation for their ruthless tactics and willingness to use violence to assert their dominance over the area's drug trade. "The DOA is a major threat to public safety in Hope Gardens and beyond," said Police Chief Johnson in a statement released earlier today. "They have shown a complete disregard for human life and have been involved in multiple homicides, shootings, and run-ins with rival gangs. "One of the most high-profile incidents associated with the DOA was the recent murder of 18-year-old Dyonte Moses, who was killed in a drive-by shooting while walking home from a friend's house. According to witnesses, Moses was targeted by members of the DOA, who were driving through the neighborhood in a car with tinted windows. They opened fire on Moses and his friends, hitting him multiple times before speeding off into the night. The murder of Moses has sent shock waves through the community, with residents expressing fear and frustration at the seemingly unchecked violence that has come to define their neighborhood."We can't live like this, it's not safe for us or our children," said Hope Gardens resident Michelle Johnson. "Something needs to be done to stop these gangs from terrorizing our community. "Law enforcement officials say they are working around the clock to dismantle the DOA and bring those responsible for the recent spate of violence to justice. However, they acknowledge that the situation is complex and that there are no easy solutions."We are committed to doing everything in our power to keep the people of Hope Gardens safe," said Chief Johnson. "But we need the community's help. We need people to come forward with information, to help us put an end to the violence and restore peace to our streets."

Sunday, December 25, 2022 Today’s Paper 10°C11° 9° S&P 500 +1.36% WorldU.S.PoliticsL.S.BusinessOpinionTechScienceHealthSportsArtsBooksStyleFoodTravelMagazineT MagazineReal EstateVideo Blood spill and rise in gang violence on Forum Drive CHAMBERLAIN HILLS, LOS SANTOS (LST)-- The death of an 15 year old boy at Davis LTD struck tragic loss within the community, a week before the victim's birthday. The victim, who was gunned down at the renowned "Murda Station" which he later succumbed to his injuries. A vigil was set up for Malik Cortez that night, though gun violence since followed. In the recent months to follow, bloodshed in South Los Santos has increasingly been caused by bursts of gunfire from high-capacity firearms aimed at outdoor gatherings, leaving dozens of shell casings on the ground and multiple victims dead or wounded at once. The death is to be associated to a rise in gang tensions between teenagers from around South Central. Chamberlains Hills & Grove Street have been red areas for violence. August-September was a bad span for the Chamberlain Hills area, as they lost over 20 residents due to gun violence. Notables being Keyvonte Maxwell & Raden Brooks. Rapper Raden "S2FrmFStreet" Brooks just dropped "ScKuddy Pt. 2" & performed at Todos Santos before being gunned down in the Hawick Neighborhood. The community was left to mourn as crime heightened in the area. Despite deaths to follow in 2022, Chamberlain Hills seen more raids in the recent month, resulting in gang affiliates dispersing & residents inside with their doors locked. With B.J. Smith Recreation Center closed in 2022, youth in the neighborhood weren't eligible for any after school program nearby. Despite the deaths that followed suit, August seen a lot of alleged MPF affiliates get arrested for crimes involving a firearm, auto vehicle, and flocking. On the 8th of August, it's believed Javonte West was wrongfully approached & detained by the Los Santos Police Department shortly after gunshots rang nearby All Swells Housing Projects. He was found with an firearm & large amount of drugs on hand, eventually getting life in TTCF after receiving his third strike. Despite the arrests, recent strike ups representing the area's roots have been seen, paying homage to Hillside Gangsta Bloods as "Hillside Murda Gang" vandalizes Chamberlain Hills. It's believed an nearby Rollin 20s Neighborhood Bloods clique close with Murder Park Families reached out, eventually adopting Murda's identity as Raids sucked most the active Blood sets dry in surrounding areas. On a good note, there was neutral conflicts between Murder Park Families & Traviesos 13, as both sides handled their conflicts with their fists. Though it didn't last long, it showed the possibility of two street gangs coming together. Heightened drugs played a part towards the recent death toll in young life, with codeine stamped "murda wock" appealing to all ages. To end 2022, Murder Park Families started claiming EBK in response towards watered down politics between sides. This led to Black P Stones & Harvard Park Brims forming the Brimstone Alliance. Murder Park stayed steered on the B Team Alliance, uniting with Rollin 20s Neighborhood Bloods. 18-year-old charged in shooting of 2 LSPD cops in Back of the Yards LOS SANTOS (DAVIS) -- An 18-year-old man was charged in connection with the shooting of two LSPD police officers last week in the Chamberlain Hills neighborhood, police said Saturday. Keenon Gaulden faces two counts of attempted murder. Gaulden is the first person charged in the shooting. Police said they know the identity of the shooter and are. He is accused of being the driver of a vehicle carrying someone armed with an assault rifle who shot at the two undercover police officers. The unmarked, grey tactical van carrying the cops was riddled with bullets from a high-powered .223 rifle. Both officers survived and were released from the hospital on Wednesday. The officers, from the South Los Santos District, were conducting a gang investigation at about 9:10 p.m. following an incident earlier in the day near West of Forum DR and Strawberry BLVD when a minivan pulled up and the people inside opened fire on their tactical van. At a press conference Sunday, police said that the tactical van was following an SUV after a gang-related shooting. After losing the SUV, a minivan pulled alongside the unmarked van and someone inside fired a high-powered rifle into the police van. After learning that the shooting involved LSPD police officers, gang members cooperated with police and provided information leading to the identities of the suspects. Police said Gaulden confessed to his role in the shooting and is expected to appear in bond court Monday. Press conference will be at 11.15am for charges against Keenon Gaulden who drove car that shot the assault rifle at the LSPD officers In the van. The City's peace officers took it upon themselves to heightened their presence in Chamberlain Hills, with an appropriate excuse towards subjecting residents to criminals. This followed with an joint operation dubbed "Flat Revive" targeting Murder Park Families & Rollin 20s Neighborhood Blood affiliates. This got the new generation apparent with raids and how they transpired, as community members were subjected to unjust stop and frisks, as alleged. The Murder Park Families (MPF) also known as the "Murder Park Family Blood Gang" are an active African-American street gang situated in heart of Chamberlain Hills, San Andreas. With that being said, their presence can be seen through Chamberlain Hills to Grove Street. The Murda Park Bloods are aligned under the blood flag, though they're known to claim EBK after disputes with several Blood gangs. Affiliates usually loiter as the Blade wakes up at night, as the area gained a reputation for ruthless and arrogant individuals. Their primary color of choice are red and grey, wearing Marlins or Falcons apparel. The Hillside Ryda generation mostly dominates the area after operations and blood shed took a toll on older generations. Certain areas around Chamberlains hone specific strikes up center towards Forum Ryda Gang, Insane Murdas, and Hillside Murdas Gang, as these cliques are still known to operate in the area. Despite feuds with rival street gangs and push on criminal activity crackdown, the Gang remain their dominance throughout Chamberlain Hills. Members are easily identified whether they have gang affiliated tattoos or red/grey apparel with the letters "M, P, F" representing their affiliations to "Murder Park Families". Before MPF was established and Hillside Gangsta Bloods went defunct, teens from the neighborhood decided to form a crew based off their bikes and bike park. Aside from that teens were normally victimized by crip-affiliated gang members who mistook the teens as Blood rivals from the housing projects. Due to the outcome being fatal as the result, Murder Park Rider Gang was established by Ronald 'RB' Stokes and his Close friends. Together as they grew older the 'Rider' aspect of their name would take a more sinister turn. As the small group started to steadily expand, they spread out from 17-99 Housing Projects towards Crystal Heights and 1803 Forum Drive Housing Projects. The Gang eventually adopted the Murder Park Families branding, officially aligning themselves under the Blood flag. With dominating blood sets nearby at the time, the group of Gang members were propelled towards illegal profits as they adopted Blood politics. By doing this, they subsequently took on the same enemies as neighboring blood sets, leading to members early on going through the county jail system. A gang meeting set things in stone early 1990s in March at B.J. Smith Park. Since then, residents up to date have referred to the park as "Murder Park" along with their gang name tying them towards the Damus. The gentrification of Davis began in the late 1990s and targeted the low-income African-American neighborhoods of South Los Santos. The rich culture and history of the area was replaced by venturing yuppies as residents started getting evicted. This process was aided by gang injunctions targeting MPF and their Black and Hispanic rivals, but it wasn't just gang members who suffered, as their families and neighbors were often impacted too. Rent, housing prices, and the cost of living began to spike, causing many lower-income families to move across the city to more affordable areas in South and East Los Santos. This ultimately resulted in the remaining gangs having fewer young people to influence and recruit into their ranks. Tensions were on the rise between neighboring street gangs, with more violent crimes being reported throughout the 2000s. Members of gangs were being incarcerated or killed in rival shootings, including Keyvonte "MadMaxx" Maxwell , a high-ranking member of MPF who was believed to be shot and killed by rival Rollin 90s Neighborhood Crips. One important rivalry was with the Rollin 90s, which left many dead on both sides. But when both gangs were suffering from gang injunctions, crackdowns, and gentrification, the activity between the two sides lowered down as MPF relied on their politics not to defunct. Locals say that MPF is like the old Davis haunting the new Davis. Writers have called it "a nasty hive of evil surrounded by the most expensive real estate in San Andreas". You can find them in the dead-end alleys off Chamberlain Hills and the run-down areas between Forum Drive to Grove Street. One journalist suggested gentrification will never completely kill the old Davis, claiming "the gunplay is as much a part of life in Davis as Pitbulls at the local dog park". Older generations did not welcome the changes of gentrification, but the surviving members of MPF know they have to adapt and change with the times. For the young drug dealers of the Murder Park gang, they know rich people have expensive tastes. The arrival of tourists and rich people has boosted their sales tremendously, with gang members often selling drugs along the boardwalk. During this time MPF's clientele could stretch from an Mission Row crackhead or rich lawyer, as MPF took no steps back in the drug game. Being mostly teens and remnants of the Hillside Gangsta Bloods who originated back in 1970s, MPF was influenced by militant politics from the jump. Under a small group of African-Americans looking to protect the local demographic within the area of Crips at the time, started to grew in numbers once Blood Alley Gang started to fade in the early 1970s. It has been an on-going battle over the years due to the high presence of African-American gangs that reside within close limits of MPF neighborhood. Murder Park Families aligning themselves to the blood flag early helped them grow into a ruthless street gang that lifted a heavy presence and fear to other rival gangs that were located in South Central. With their presence not budging going through the 2000s, recently moved residents started venturing for more lucrative properties as violence was an normal day occurrence. With membership increasing and crime spiking around 2005 in September, residents moved out in hordes as the City allowed Section 8 Housing again. This led to familiar faces returning as well as struggling families as most community members were subject to racial profiling in the work field and everyday living. This only boiled the pot known residing in Chamberlain Hills and neighboring areas. With the viewpoint on the community from the Police and Sheriff's Department, residents are known to avoid, insult and record the deputy and peace officer's actions towards injustice. Murder Park Families also seen their female membership increase around this time, usually referred as "HG" or "Murdalette". Despite their gender difference, the collective proved to hold it down like their male counterparts, driving in drive-bys and even carrying firearms. Modern Day Up to date, the Murder Park Families mainly consist of membership around their mid teens to twenties. Though their numbers throughout their tenure been small, more inductions towards the Gang were on the rise since 2020. With young residents reaching of age to hop off the porch, the community is led to pick an side or get caught up in the cross fire. Waging war mostly with Neighborhood Crips, being of Rollins 90s that died down in recent years. Strikes up can still be see around territory dissing Neighborhood Crips. Age of members are usually between 16-22 years old after the Los Santos Police Department did an study from prosecuting members affiliated with Murder Park Families for numerous criminal offenses. Though they've branched from 17-99 Forum Drive Housing Projects with time, members can still be seen operating around there and nearby areas, They're known to loiter and commit crimes around Chamberlain Hills like Murder Park, Davis LTD, and alley ways. Death Alley is referred "MadMaxx Alley" by locals as Keyvonte Maxwell was a known resident in the community. Despite that, death alley is notorious for hundreds of deaths over an two-and-a-half generation span. After losing an affiliate due to a gang related shooting, crime in the area only spiked shortly afterwards. With Murder Park Families turning EBK after a few Blood on Blood feuds, some wonder if the Gang would ever drop the Blood flag turning renegade. With the B.J. Smith Recreation Center's director having issues with the lease, activities like assistance with school work and overall outlet were stripped from the youth neighboring nearby. Instead of participating in performances, drives, and Rec; Youth were plunged in their environment outside their residency. With the area being a known danger zone to locals, residents are forced to keep theirs eyes on their surroundings. A normal day for someone loitering is witnessing a shooting, put on/off, or police harassing you. Despite that community moguls in Chamberlain Hills can be seen coming together yearly for back to school drives, as well as holidays. OOC INFORMATION The faction aims to portray a realistic African-American street gang that resembles the Murder Park Family Bloods (MPF). Despite the concept being fictional IRL elements are accounted towards the real & organic environment. Above everything, we emphasize character development and portrayal. If your character intends to join and is associated to one or more people from the faction, leadership retains the rights to CK your character at their IC discretion at any point in time. This faction enforces a high standard of roleplay and ensures that server rules are followed. If you're looking for a typical DM shooter faction, keep looking. Any inquiries or joining or regarding the faction can be sent through to us. Our goal is to accurately depict a modern-day Blood gang in Davis struggling to re-establish itself after losing most of its members and cliques. While our goal is to portray this concept as realistically as possible, there will be hints of fiction throughout. This project will have an equal focus on the street gang and its illicit activities, as well as the community and the day-to-day life of a African-American growing up surrounded by gentrification. We value community roleplay and an atmosphere heavily influenced by Blood culture, so we also value characters who aren't full gang members or in supportive roles. We highly encourage those who wish to roleplay with us to also take some time to research the culture. If this faction interests you, then feel free to create a character and start roleplaying around us in Davis. All walks of life will be welcomed, but for those looking to join the faction as a gang member and progress through the gang, you must roleplay as a African-American teenager no older than 16. Male characters will have an easier time getting involved, but female characters (especially friends/family/girlfriends) play important roles in Blood gangs. For those looking to join the faction as a more community-driven local character, with no intentions of joining the gang, your options are much more diverse. However, we still encourage a African-American character but this will definitely not be forced for these types of characters as all walks of life will be welcomed, as long as the character fits in well. Street gangs have deep roots in their communities and gang members aren't the only people involved in these stories. Do not hesitate to reach out if you’re stuck, and need advice for a new character. As said above, all characters will be considered and we will be happy to head out your thoughts and offer suggestions. We have a solid understanding of this concept, and enough information to assist you with creating something special. We are more than happy to discuss concerns, suggestions, discrepancies, or portrayal issues in DMs. If you feel that you may have sources that we would benefit from looking into then feel free to send them my way and I can spread it out to the rest of the members. We’re all here to have a good time at the end of the day. Points of Contact: @Kemet@PILLBOY (All respective credits to @Fox C. for the thread layout & thread @Kemet @PILLBOY)

INTRODUCING NAYBAHOOD NICK. GROVE STREET NEIGHBORHOOD CRIP. 21. NICKY BUGZ. TRAPSTAR. GET PAID IN ALL WAYZ.

La historia de Dominic Herrera

The following thread chronicles the life of Taynara "Taya" Devereaux Backstories: Taynara -also nicknamed "Taya"- was born in New Orleans on the 19th of December, 2000. She has got one older sister, Azalea. Their mother died at a very young, when Taya was just 3 years old. Their father was a heavy drug-addict, and was unable to take care of his daughters, nor really cared about them. Thus, the Devereaux sisters moved to their Grandma where they grew up, in a house with 5 kids. They had financial struggles, and lived mostly in poverty. Despite such, the family was really close with each other and lived in happiness together. In fact, this period was the last time Taya truly experienced any happiness in her childhood. When Taya was 8, her Grandma unfortunately passed away, and so the two sisters got adopted by a family in Davis, Los Santos. This was a complete mismatch, however. The new family treated the girls horribly, as they fell victim to domestic violence. Taya was often abused both physically and sexually, to a point where it became a daily occurance. Because of this, Taya's personality and attitude also suffered greatly, as she became a rather violent person herself and often got herself suspended at school, and at one point even kicked out. Because she dropped out and was left without any educational certifications, her "mother" had new purposes for Taya, going as far as to selling her to strangers for sexual pleasure at still a considerable young age. When Azalea turned 18, she immediately moved out and took Taya with her, as she always took care of her little sister and continues to be a mother-figure for her to this day. Personalities: Whilst her sister Azalea is a calm, sensible, strong and intelligent person, Taya on the contrary is often seen as childish, violent, unintelligent and very easy manipulated. Taya suffers from emotional and psychological trauma — her childhood has a devastating impact on her physical, mental and emotional health which includes depression, shame, anger and suicide. She often uses alcohol and other drugs to deal with the pain. Furthermore, Taya is a complete stranger to positive and respectful relationships. Azalea on the other hand certainly has a temper and still finds herself making poor decisions, but most of her energy is spent trying to unravel the years of trauma inflicted on Taya by providing for her and being her only support system. Lastly, Taya suffers from ADHD, resulting in her being extremely energetic and wild. The usage of marijuana and her ADHD medication pills are nearly the only possible way to get her to calm down and "put her on a leash". This thread will be documented by myself, portraying Taynara. It's going to be my first character story thread, so any feedback is absolutely welcome.

( Valentin Zaragoza A.K.A El Toro, an ex-convict, affiliated with Border Brothers 22 )

This thread will follow the development of Quadell Moore, an ex-gangbanger and a Kumi 415 affiliate on the outside.

This highlights the story of Anthony Sosa.