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BASIC INFORMATION Legal Name: Haruto Tanaka (birth name) Known Alias(es): Haruto Mizuno, "Mizuno-san" Date of Birth: February 26, 1993 Age: 32 Place of Birth: Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan Current Residence: Los Santos, San Andreas, United States Nationality: Japanese (citizenship invalid due to faked death) Fake Nationality (Post-2018): Mexican (naturalized under falsified documents) Languages: Japanese (native), Spanish (fluent), English (functional) Height: 5'9" (175 cm) Weight: 154 lbs (70 kg) Eyes: Dark brown MILITARY/POLICE BACKGROUND Institution: Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Division: Crime Scene Forensics and Cleanup Unit Service Duration: 2011–2015 (4 years) Final Rank: Assistant Inspector (Junsa Buchō) Specialization: Forensic biology, blood pattern analysis, biohazard disposal, technical cleanup Notable Assignments: Ikebukuro double homicide (2012) Shinjuku mass-stabbing cleanup (2013) Political murder cover-up (internal file sealed) Reason for Exit: Resigned quietly under suspicious circumstances; internal rumors of off-the-books activity ORGANIZED CRIME INVOLVEMENT Yakuza (2015–2018): Affiliation: Yamamura-kai, Tokyo Role: Off-books forensic cleaner, hit scene sanitization, evidence falsifier Notable Jobs: Nightclub execution cover-up, Roppongi Political suicide faking in Yokohama Rival gang dismemberment cleanup, Chiba Eventual Fallout: Betrayed during a countryside job; presumed dead after a fire meant to kill him Mexico (2018–2022): Relocation: Smuggled into Puebla using Honduran pipeline; new ID: Haruto Mizuno Affiliations: Low- and mid-tier Sinaloa Cartel operators, loosely connected to CJNG enforcers Primary Role: Cleaner for execution houses, disposal sites, cartel safehouses Exit Strategy: Escaped after botched double-cross from a teniente; fled north on falsified papers United States (2022–Present): Entry Point: Texas-Mexico border under false Honduran documents Current Role: Underground cleaner for black market clinics, gambling rings, gang sites in Los Santos Area of Operation: Koreatown, East LS, Vinewood CURRENT STATUS Location: Operating in Los Santos under deep cover Occupation: Illegal crime scene cleaner Future Arc: Mentally deteriorating, stuck between surviving one more day or quietly vanishing
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Diego Chicote, a juvenile from South Central Los Santos. Current day, Diego is a fifteen-year-old who just got out of Juvie. Diego was 14 and just entering his Freshman year of high school when his life would drastically change. He was sent to Eastlake Juvenile Hall following a serious dispute/fight that took place in his school. Diego was sentenced to one year inside. This new chapter of Deigo's life opened him up to a whole new world full of gang-banging, narcotics, and prostitution. Inside, Diego would serve most of his time alongside a close friend, Alfredo "Scrappy" Ortiz. The two grew close together in there shared time inside the juvenile system. Scrappy introduced Diego into a tagging clique in the neighborhood called Tiny Bombers. Ever since Diego's release from juvie, he is seen out on the street of South Central loitering among teens with a similar background to his and indulging in all types of street activities that range from narcotic sales, to gang-banging, etc.
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Gabriel's Early Life in El Paso, Texas Gabriel Mendoza was born into a low-income Hispanic-Russian family in El Paso, Texas. His mother crossed the border during the Obama administration, to seek a better life for her children. Despite her hard work, the family struggled to make enough money to provide a good life for their children. Gabriel grew up in a rough neighborhood where survival often meant bending the rules. With his father absent—only meeting him once at his first birthday party—he was raised by his single mother after his father disappeared in Mexico on a "business trip." From a young age, Gabriel learned to navigate poverty, developing a street-focused attitude and a knack for hustling. He attended Cathedral High School in El Paso, balancing academics while also being in the streets, where he quickly realized that sometimes you had to do whatever it took to get by, whether fixing things for cash or engaging in petty theft to help his family. These struggles shaped him into a survivor, always finding ways to push forward despite the odds. The Move Shortly after graduating from high school in 2022, Gabriel's life took a surprising turn. With his family's immigration status being a threat to the United States Border Patrol, he was faced with the uncertain immigration status of his family. With little more than a suitcase and a few hundred dollars to his name, he headed to Los Santos, a city that gave him the opportunity to start over. The transition to Los Santos was far from easy. Gabriel initially struggled to find stable housing and slept in his car for the first several months. He stayed in El Rancho, a neighborhood that reminded him of home but also exposed him to the harsh realities of urban life. The pressure to survive in a city where opportunities were scarce and competition was huge began to take a toll on him. The Descent into Criminal Activities Gabriel’s move to Los Santos marked a turning point in his life. While he initially tried to stay on the right path, the harsh realities of life in the city quickly pushed him toward the streets. With no stable income and few legitimate opportunities, Gabriel began engaging in criminal activities to make ends meet. He started small, stealing car parts, tools, and other items to sell for quick cash. As he became more entrenched in the street life, Gabriel began taking on riskier jobs, such as selling stolen goods, participating in minor scams, and even acting as a lookout for more serious criminal operations. His technical skills from his HVAC and welding training came in handy, as he was often called upon to hotwire cars or disable security systems. These experiences have made him more cautious, but they’ve also hardened him, giving him a street-smart edge that he uses to navigate the challenges of life in Los Santos. Balancing Two Worlds Despite his involvement in criminal activities, Gabriel hasn’t completely abandoned his roots. He still takes pride in his legitimate work as a Maintenance Technician and Welder, often taking on jobs at Empresa Borcelle and Santos Heavy Industries. These jobs provide him with a sense of stability and a way to launder some of his ill-gotten gains. Gabriel’s dual life is a constant balancing act. On one hand, he’s a skilled technician who takes pride in his work and values the sense of accomplishment that comes with a job well done. On the other hand, he’s a street-smart hustler who knows how to survive in a city that doesn’t always play fair. Personal Life and Interests Despite the challenges he faces, Gabriel never completely lost sight of the values instilled in him during his struggle. He remains committed to helping his community, often using his skills to fix things for free or lend a hand to those in need. In his free time, Gabriel enjoys playing soccer which provides a creative outlet for his emotions. He also stays physically active, working out regularly to maintain his health and focus. Gabriel's love for soccer has led him to join local leagues in Los Santos, where he has made a few friends and found a sense of belonging. Current Situation Now 21, Gabriel Mendoza lives in Vinewood, working as an Assistant Property Manager by day and navigating the dangerous streets of Los Santos by night. The loss of his mother has left him adrift, and he’s struggling to find his way in a city that offers little mercy. But as he walks the line between two worlds. This thread will follow Gabriel's Mendoza's journey. OOC: Discord: lwk3b Last Updated: 03/18/2025 – "The Start"
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Name: Victor "Vic" Martinez Age: 17 Location: Paleto Bay, San Andreas Background: Vic grew up in the quiet but rough outskirts of Paleto Bay, far from the chaos of Los Santos but close enough to feel its influence. Born to Mexican immigrants, he’s always had to fight for his place in the world. Life in a small town isn’t as peaceful as it seems—poverty, crime,and gang activity lurk beneath the surface. Personality: Fiercely loyal, street-smart, and quick-tempered, Vic has always looked up to the older guys in the local gang. He started running small errands for them at 15, and now at 17, he’s more involved than ever handling deliveries, watching corners, and earning his respect. He sees the gang as his family, the only place where he truly belongs. Appearance: Vic wears a white long sleeved shirt and denim shorts, paired with white sneakers and high socks. A pair of black sunglasses hide his dark brown eyes, which carry a mix of ambition and anger. A small scar on his eyebrow tells a story of a fight he won’t talk about. Tucked behind his ear, a joint rests Ambitions: Vic stands at a crossroads in his life. On one hand, he craves respect, power, and the sense of brotherhood that local gang offers. He’s tired of being just another broke kid in a forgotten town he wants to make a name for himself. But deep down, there’s a part of him that wonders if this is all there is. He’s seen what happens to the older guys in the gang, prison, betrayal, or worse. Sometimes, late at night, he thinks about leaving Paleto Bay, starting fresh somewhere new.....
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this thread will detail and course the storyline of ellis clavijo's venture and connection throughout the los jaguares outlaw motorcycle club (topic will be updated as time goes on)
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This thread will follow the development of a Mirror Park tagging crew "Kings Have Arrived" If you have any questions, or wish to join our journey, dm me (shutthehellupman) or @kacpershawty (kacpershawty) on discord/forums.
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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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This thread will showcase the day-to-day activities of a second-generation Mexican American teenager from a gang-infested neighborhood in one of the grimiest parts of West LS, also referred to as La Cienega, which translates to "The Swamp" in Spanish, as he maneuvers through the treacherous streets of Los Santos, as he attempts to cement his name into the streets—learning valuable lessons throughout his journey.
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"ALTO AL FUEGO" - JUANA ALICIA - 1988 La Comunidad aims to portray the Hispanic community of (but not limited to) North San Andreas. The last two decades, the clandestine migration of Mexicans and Central Americans through the Tamaulipas-Texas route has had ups and downs thanks to the economy, and surveillance put into this route. This however has not stopped the so-called "Coyotes" from limiting their presence in the area. What could be the link between the organized crime and the clandestine migration? You may ask, in my experience, the link takes visibility through the "Coyotes" as they are most of the time linked to someone else, they are, what they call in Mèxico, "apadrinados". They are untouchable and they are paying thousands of dollars to someone directly associated to a criminal group known as "La Maña". Beyond the ethnographic and contemporary narratives referring to "La Maña", we present you with the real name of the criminal group in charge of this whole clandestine movement. With approximately 350 kilometers of longitude, the route between Tamaulipas and Texas represents almost a 10% of the whole US-Mexico border. It is a region with a lengthy story of drug trafficking, homicide, human trafficking and so on and someone always controls it. A Northern city of Mèxico is heavily influenced economic wise by this whole route. Sinaloa. The fresh immigrant will do anything for some cash, they do not only have to support themselves, but their entire families. Some of them have families of at least ten members, it's not an easy task but they manage to pull through.
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Lui Ortiz --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25 year old, light-skinned, Mexican kid. Just moved to LS from Liberty City. Knows a thing or two about cars and bikes. Adrenaline addiction. Brother of Ricardo Ortiz.
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🌮ABOUT US🌮 La Mesa Redonda Mexican Restaurant is an authentic, welcoming Restaurant located in the heart of East LS, providing a diverse menu of family recipes that have been passed down the generations. Good food, homely decor, and undeniably affordable prices boasts an experience that anyone can enjoy. Try something new, or order a fulfilling meal that reminds you of home, all while listening to the upbeat tunes of the most vibrant community in San Andreas. 🌮MENU🌮 🛑LOCATION🛑 🚚FOOD TRUCK🚚
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