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Hong Lan Association 紅蘭堂 aims to portray a realistic organized crime group in Textile City. We emphasize character development, with a community center serving as a hub for cultural and social activities. Our tong offers both illegal and legal characters an atmosphere to grow and thrive, allowing each character to find their way and progress. Everything is handled strictly in-game, with recruitment and progression entirely in-character and varying in duration based on interactions. We welcome individuals of all Asian backgrounds, as we aim to portray a diverse group of seasoned and up-and-coming criminals. For more information on the faction, please join our Discord or contact @Zarina.
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Joseph "The Trout" Carpino. This thread will follow the story of Joseph Carpino, also known as the TROUT. A young associate of the Clinton Avenue Crew, covering both his personal life and career as a member of an organised criminal enterprise.
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Magellan Organized Crime Group The Magellan Organized Crime Group is a clandestine criminal syndicate that has established a vice-like grip on the underground economy of Los Santos. Operating in the shadows, the organization is renowned for its proficiency in various illegal activities, including underground banking, clean-up crews, and drug trafficking. Notoriously elusive, the true identity of the organization's enigmatic leader remains shrouded in mystery. Foundation and Expansion Magellan's roots can be traced back to the turbulent days of the Martorano Crime Family. The organization's enigmatic leader, referred to as "The Spider," is rumored to be the nephew of a powerful Martorano underboss. Surviving multiple brutal wars during the height of the Martoranos, The Spider emerged unscathed and founded the Magellan Organized Crime Group. Since its inception, the group has diversified its operations, with a stronghold in the legal world of Los Santos. Inferno Investment Group and Nightlife Monopoly Magellan's financial prowess is exemplified through its creation of the Inferno Investment Group. Specializing in investments primarily within the nightlife industry, Inferno has monopolized a myriad of nightclubs and bars that serve as money laundering fronts for the organization. The crown jewel of this empire is the Versuz Nightclub, nestled in Vespucci, which also houses the company's headquarters. Inferno Entertainment Group, a subsidiary of Inferno Investment Group, operates and manages the nightclubs. Boasting a vast network of DJs and a high-profile clientele, the entertainment arm ensures a constant flow of funds into Magellan's coffers. The Spider: King of Shadows, Architect of Order At the epicenter of the Magellan Organized Crime Group, an enigmatic figure, known only as "The Spider," orchestrated the intricate dance of power and influence that defined the organization's existence. A master strategist and architect of order, The Spider was the undisputed Maestro of Shadows, ensuring the organization ran like a well-oiled machine even as he maintained a vice-like grip on its direction. Masterful Stratagem and Architect of Order The Spider's strategic brilliance formed the bedrock upon which Magellan thrived. Operating with a foresight reminiscent of a grand chess master, he orchestrated every move to safeguard the organization's interests and expand its reach. The Boss's ability to think several steps ahead in the ever-evolving game of organized crime in Los Santos established him as a formidable force within the city's shadows. His role as the Architect of Order extended beyond the realm of street-level enforcement. The Boss formulated overarching strategies that seamlessly blended criminal endeavors with the legitimate enterprises managed under the Inferno Investment Group. This dual-pronged approach allowed Magellan to cloak its illicit activities in the guise of legitimate business operations, creating a complex web that confounded law enforcement and rival organizations. Focused Leadership and the Inferno Empire While Magellan's underbelly thrived in the shadows, The Spider strategically focused his attention on Inferno Investment Group and its myriad legal ventures. As the CEO of Inferno, he oversaw a sprawling empire that monopolized the nightlife industry, infiltrating the city's legitimate economy with establishments that served as both fronts for money laundering and thriving entertainment hubs. The Spider's involvement in legal ventures went beyond mere financial gains. He leveraged Inferno to establish influential connections within the city's elite, cultivating relationships that provided the organization with additional layers of protection. The integration of criminal and legitimate enterprises under The Spider's astute leadership solidified Magellan's status as a force that operated on multiple fronts with unparalleled finesse. Maintaining an Iron Fist Despite his focus on legitimate endeavors, The Spider maintained an iron fist within the organization. His directives were clear, and disobedience was met with swift and severe consequences. The Spider's enigmatic presence instilled a sense of both awe and fear among Magellan's members, ensuring unwavering loyalty and a commitment to the organization's cause. The Spider's methodical approach to leadership was not marked by ostentation; instead, it reflected a quiet authority that permeated every decision made within Magellan. His directives, conveyed through trusted intermediaries like The Scorpion and The Lawyer, were executed with precision, leaving no room for deviation from the organization's overarching vision. The Spider's Legacy As The Spider continued to steer the Magellan ship through the turbulent waters of organized crime, his legacy grew in stature. The organization's resilience, adaptability, and continued dominance in the criminal underworld became a testament to The Spider's masterful leadership. His dual role as the architect of order and the head of a legitimate empire created a dynamic that set Magellan apart from its rivals. The The Spider's vision ensured that Magellan remained a maestro orchestrating a symphony of operations, seamlessly blending the clandestine with the legitimate. The organization, under his enigmatic leadership, stood as an indomitable force that thrived in the shadows of Los Santos, leaving an enduring mark on the city's complex tapestry of crime and power. The Scorpion: Enforcer of Order, Sentinel of Shadows In the intricate hierarchy of the Magellan Organized Crime Group, the role of enforcing discipline and maintaining control over the sprawling labyrinth of operations fell to a figure known only as "The Scorpion." Second in command and a ruthless enforcer, The Scorpion's nickname echoed his methodical and lethal approach to keeping the streets of Los Santos firmly under the grip of Magellan's influence. Ruthless Enforcement and Street Control The Scorpion was an enigma, a shadowy figure whose presence on the streets struck fear into the hearts of both subordinates and rivals. His reputation for brutality was legendary, earning him the nickname that perfectly captured his style – swift, deadly, and unrelenting. The Scorpion's primary responsibility was to ensure that Magellan's orders were executed without question, and that the organization's interests remained untarnished on the streets. Operating as the right hand to the elusive boss, The Scorpion meticulously orchestrated the intricate dance of criminal operations. He enforced discipline within the organization's ranks, swiftly dealing with any dissent or betrayal. The Scorpion's ruthlessness was not limited to internal matters; he extended his control over the various crews that operated under Magellan, ensuring their loyalty through fear and unwavering obedience. Daily Operations and Collaboration with The Lawyer The Scorpion's domain extended beyond the streets; he worked in close collaboration with The Lawyer on a daily basis. This partnership formed a dynamic duo that blended the ruthless enforcement of street operations with the strategic precision required to navigate legal and legitimate fronts. On one hand, The Scorpion ensured that Magellan's directives were implemented with absolute precision. His ability to command respect and instill fear allowed him to maintain an iron grip on the various crews and lieutenants, making certain that no deviations from the organization's path were tolerated. On the other hand, The Scorpion's collaboration with The Lawyer created a symbiotic relationship that fortified Magellan's position. The Lawyer's legal acumen and The Scorpion's street-level enforcement meshed seamlessly, forming a formidable alliance that allowed Magellan to adapt and thrive in the face of external threats. The Lawyer: Magellan's Strategic Maestro and Chief of Staff Within the clandestine corridors of the Magellan Organized Crime Group, a figure known simply as "The Lawyer" emerged as a linchpin in both the organization's legal affairs and its overarching strategy. With a nickname that conveyed his dual role as a legal advisor and strategic Maestro, The Lawyer seamlessly navigated the treacherous intersection of criminal enterprise and legitimate business, adding a layer of sophistication to Magellan's operations. Legal Acumen and Strategic Brilliance The Lawyer's legal background was impeccable, earning him a reputation as a legal eagle in Los Santos. His expertise extended far beyond the conventional understanding of law, delving into the intricacies of criminal defense, financial regulations, and corporate law. This multifaceted skill set made The Lawyer an invaluable asset to Magellan. As the organization's legal advisor, he meticulously ensured that Magellan operated within the shadows of the law, exploiting loopholes and staying one step ahead of law enforcement. His strategic brilliance, akin to a game of chess played in the dark alleys of Los Santos, allowed Magellan to outmaneuver rivals and anticipate potential threats. The Lawyer's insights were not confined to legal matters; he extended his influence into the organization's broader strategies, contributing to its resilience and adaptability. Chief of Staff for Inferno Investment Group Beyond his legal role, The Lawyer assumed the position of Chief of Staff for the Inferno Investment Group. In this capacity, he functioned as the right-hand man to the CEO, managing the day-to-day affairs of the legitimate front that masked Magellan's criminal empire. His responsibilities encompassed coordinating business operations, handling personnel matters, and ensuring that the Inferno Investment Group served as an impenetrable shield for Magellan's illicit activities. Under The Lawyer's meticulous oversight, the Inferno Investment Group thrived, portraying an image of corporate success and stability. This façade not only provided cover for money laundering operations but also allowed Magellan to extend its influence into legitimate businesses, creating a complex web that blurred the lines between criminal enterprise and lawful operations. Lieutenant "D": The Cleaner, Magellan's Silent Guardian In the intricate hierarchy of the Magellan Organized Crime Group, Lieutenant "D" stood as the silent guardian, leading the enigmatic clean-up crew that operated in the shadows. Nicknamed "D" for his discretion and dedication to swiftly resolving the aftermath of the organization's activities, he emerged as a linchpin in ensuring Magellan's operations left no trace. Specialized in Clean-Up Operations Lieutenant "D" was not a name uttered lightly within the organization; it was spoken in hushed tones, a nod to the specialist who handled the aftermath of Magellan's ventures. His role as the leader of the clean-up crew meant that "D" was tasked with erasing any evidence, tidying up loose ends, and ensuring that the organization's activities remained shrouded in secrecy. The clean-up crew, operating under "D's" command, became an essential element in Magellan's operational strategy. They were the unseen force that intervened before events could spiral out of control, neutralizing potential threats and eradicating traces of the organization's presence on the streets. Swift Intervention and Damage Control "D" operated with a keen understanding of the delicate balance between chaos and order. His primary responsibility was to intervene swiftly, ensuring that any complications arising from Magellan's activities were nipped in the bud. Whether it was a crime scene, a compromised operation, or an unexpected threat, "D" and his crew were on standby, ready to restore order and protect the organization's interests. Lieutenant "Chav": The Drug Trade Maestro, Magellan's Street Sentinel In the intricate hierarchy of the Magellan Organized Crime Group, Lieutenant "Chav" emerged as the linchpin leading a street crew with a singular focus on drug trade and trafficking. Nicknamed "Chav" for his street-savvy approach, he became the orchestrator of Magellan's presence on the streets, weaving a web of narcotics operations that both fueled the organization's coffers and solidified its influence. Drug Trade and Trafficking Maestro Lieutenant "Chav" was a maestro in the realm of narcotics, his street crew specializing in the cultivation, distribution, and trafficking of illicit substances. Magellan's presence on the streets was synonymous with "Chav's" operations, and his nickname became a whispered byword for the organization's dominance in the drug trade. Under "Chav's" leadership, the street crew evolved into a well-organized network that seamlessly moved narcotics through the city's veins. Whether it was smuggling operations, distribution networks, or controlling key points in the drug trade, "Chav" ensured that Magellan's foothold in the lucrative narcotics industry remained unchallenged. Street Presence and Influence "Chav's" crew extended Magellan's influence beyond the shadows and into the very fabric of Los Santos' streets. They operated in plain sight, strategically positioning themselves in key territories to control drug distribution. The streets buzzed with whispers of "Chav's" crew, their reputation for ruthlessness and efficiency preceding them. The crew's presence on the streets served as a constant reminder of Magellan's reach. "Chav" strategically cultivated relationships with street-level operators, ensuring that Magellan's interests were protected at every level. The narcotics trade, under his watchful eye, became a source of both revenue and influence, further solidifying Magellan's status in the city's criminal hierarchy. Coordination with Other Lieutenants "Chav" operated in tandem with other lieutenants, ensuring that the drug trade seamlessly integrated with the broader spectrum of Magellan's operations. His collaboration with Lieutenant "D," the leader of the clean-up crew, was particularly crucial. Together, they orchestrated operations that not only generated substantial revenue for Magellan but also remained discreet and free of complications. In the intricate dance of organized crime, "Chav" became a key player in Magellan's symphony, his operations harmonizing with the clean-up crew's interventions to maintain a delicate balance on the streets. The collaboration between lieutenants ensured that Magellan's presence remained a force to be reckoned with, both in the shadows and on the streets. Lieutenant "Bobby Gatts" The Shadow Operator, Magellan's Logistics Maestro In the intricate web of the Magellan Organized Crime Group, Lieutenant Bobby Gatts carved a niche as the shadow operator, presiding over a trucker depot that served as the nerve center for the organization's logistics. His enigmatic presence and the web of schemes he orchestrated, both legitimate and illegal, added a layer of complexity to Magellan's operations, making him a pivotal figure within the criminal syndicate. The Trucking Maestro Nicknamed Bobby Gatts for his elusive nature and mastery in handling logistics, this lieutenant operated largely in the shadows. The trucker depot under his control served as the hub for managing Magellan's transportation needs, ranging from legitimate contracts with larger companies to facilitating the swift movement of illicit goods. Under "Bobby Gatts's" watchful eye, the trucker depot became a linchpin in Magellan's operations. It not only handled the distribution of narcotics, ensuring a seamless flow across the city, but also played a crucial role in the organization's legitimate contracts, providing a convenient cover for their more clandestine activities. The Oil & Fuel Scams Rumors whispered through the criminal underworld about "Bobby Gatts's" involvement in intricate oil and fuel scams. Allegedly orchestrated at the behest of the Spider, these schemes allowed Magellan to exploit gaps in the market, funneling funds into the organization's coffers while maintaining a facade of legitimacy. The trucker depot served as a strategic asset in these scams, providing a cover for transporting and distributing the pilfered oil and fuel. Bobby Gatts logistical prowess ensured that these operations ran smoothly, evading the prying eyes of law enforcement and rival factions alike. Vehicle-Theft Ring In addition to his involvement in oil and fuel scams, "Bobby Gatts" was rumored to preside over a vehicle-theft ring. Tasked by the Boss to expand Magellan's influence into the lucrative world of stolen vehicles, he orchestrated a network of operatives adept at discreetly acquiring and redistributing high-value automobiles. The trucker depot, with its legitimate facade, played a crucial role in facilitating the movement of stolen vehicles. "Bobby Gatts's" influence extended to forging connections with chop shops and other criminal enterprises involved in the illicit vehicle trade. His ability to seamlessly integrate these operations into Magellan's broader strategy showcased the lieutenant's adaptability and resourcefulness. The Maestro: The Silent Architect of Magellan's Network Amidst the reorganization and resurgence of the Magellan Organized Crime Group, one figure emerged as a key player both within the criminal underworld and the legitimate business front. The Maestro, a shadowy figure with a reputation for discretion and strategic prowess, held a high-ranked position within the Inferno Investment Group, the legal façade of Magellan's empire. However, his influence extended far beyond the boardroom. The Streets' Maestro Known colloquially as "The Maestro," wielded influence on the gritty streets of Los Santos. Operating with a keen understanding of the city's pulse, he orchestrated clandestine dealings, brokered alliances, and ensured that Magellan's interests were not only protected but expanded. His reputation as a methodical and shrewd operator earned him respect and fear among both allies and rivals. The Maestro's role was not limited to enforcing Magellan's will; he was instrumental in setting up new connections and partnerships. His ability to navigate the complex dynamics of the criminal underworld made him a linchpin in the organization's resurgence. Rumors circulated that his skills went beyond mere street smarts — he possessed an uncanny ability to foresee and preempt potential threats to Magellan's operations. Inferno Investment Group's Strategist Within the Inferno Investment Group, the Maestro held a position of influence that went beyond his official title. As a key executive, he played a vital role in managing the financial aspects of Magellan's legitimate businesses. His strategic mind ensured that the organization's funds flowed seamlessly between the legal and illegal realms, creating a complex financial tapestry that confounded investigators and competitors alike. Street Operations Magellan's street operations are divided among various figures, each with a specific focus. "Chav" leads a street crew deeply entrenched in the drug trade, working closely with the clean-up crew to eliminate threats. Operating in the shadows is the mysterious "Gatts," overseeing a trucker depot crucial for transporting illicit funds discreetly. Another notorious crew within Magellan is the Orchardville Avenue crew, a lethal group responsible for eliminating obstacles and ensuring the organization's dominance. Rumors swirl around the crew's involvement in a string of unsolved murders across Los Santos, allegedly orchestrated by the upper echelon of Magellan. Influence in the Legal World Magellan has successfully infiltrated the legal world of Los Santos, establishing connections with judges, lawyers, and corrupt police representatives. These ties enable the organization to manipulate the legal system, ensuring that their illicit operations remain under the radar. Members of Magellan are known figures within the city's rich social elite, walking among the affluent like kings. Legacy and Ongoing Dominance The Magellan Organized Crime Group continues to wield its influence in the dark corners of Los Santos, maintaining a vice-like grip on the city's illicit activities. With its intricate network of operations, formidable leadership, and a web of connections in both the criminal underworld and the legal realm, Magellan stands as an indomitable force, perpetuating a legacy of secrecy, power, and control. Corruption Within the Law Enforcement and Judicial System The tentacles of the Magellan Organized Crime Group reach deep into the heart of the Los Santos law enforcement agencies, where a network of corrupt police representatives ensures the syndicate's operations remain shielded from the prying eyes of justice. This clandestine alliance is a cornerstone of Magellan's longevity, allowing the criminal empire to operate with an almost impenetrable level of impunity. Corrupt Police Representatives Inside the police force, Magellan has carefully cultivated relationships with key individuals, ensuring that the organization is always one step ahead of any potential threat. These corrupt police representatives leak sensitive information about ongoing investigations, planned raids, or impending takedowns to Magellan, allowing the criminal enterprise to reposition its assets and cover its tracks before law enforcement can strike. One notable figure within this web of corruption is a high-ranking officer with the code name "Blackshield." Known for his discreet dealings and ability to manipulate internal affairs, Blackshield has become an invaluable asset to Magellan. His position grants him access to classified information, which he readily shares with the organization in exchange for substantial financial incentives and promises of protection. Insider Information on Raids and Takedowns Magellan's alliance with corrupt police representatives ensures that they are well-informed about any imminent law enforcement actions. Through a series of covert channels, information about planned raids or takedowns is discreetly communicated to the organization. This forewarning allows Magellan to disperse its assets, relocate illicit goods, and fortify key locations, leaving law enforcement empty-handed and frustrated. Connections with Judges and Top Lawyers The organization's influence extends beyond the police force and into the judicial system. Magellan has strategically aligned itself with judges and top lawyers who are willing to turn a blind eye to the group's illegal activities. These legal professionals, enticed by lucrative financial incentives or intimidated into compliance, ensure that any legal repercussions faced by Magellan's members are minimized or altogether dismissed. Among the judicial contacts is a respected judge, known within Magellan as "The Gavel." This judge, with a reputation for swift and fair justice, discreetly assists the organization by influencing court decisions and ensuring that legal proceedings work in Magellan's favor. Additionally, the criminal syndicate retains the services of some of the city's most brilliant and morally flexible lawyers who can navigate the legal system adeptly. Ongoing Stranglehold on the Legal System With corrupt police representatives, judges, and lawyers in its pocket, Magellan maintains a stranglehold on the city's legal system. This symbiotic relationship between the criminal underworld and those sworn to uphold the law ensures that the organization can continue its illicit activities with minimal interference. As Magellan's criminal empire expands, so does its influence within the law enforcement and judicial apparatus of Los Santos. The alliance of corrupt individuals within these institutions acts as an impenetrable shield, safeguarding the organization's interests and perpetuating an era of darkness in the city. The Magellan Organized Crime Group, with its web of connections and corrupt alliances, remains a formidable force, virtually untouchable within the labyrinth of Los Santos' legal and law enforcement landscape. Magellan's Criminal Empire: A Nexus of Services and Secrecy in Los Santos Beyond its notorious schemes in oil and gasoline fraud and car theft, the Magellan Organized Crime Group has seamlessly expanded its operations to offer a range of services to various criminal enterprises within Los Santos. Operating under the discreet guidance of their mysterious leader, considered the "Consigliere of Crime" in the city, Magellan provides essential resources that elevate it to a central role in the underworld.
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OOC INFO This group depicts the challenges faced by a small Southeast Asian community in the western district of Los Santos as they strive to endure difficult conditions, with a primary focus on engaging in the sale of drugs. We are primarily composed of Southeast Asian characters. This faction is currently invite-only. When it comes to recruitment we urge players to try and approach us In-Character, however we are very accepting of helping out new members with setting up their character. For anyone interested to join feel free to DM our leadership.
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Eugene Kilhaney is a recently released fifty year old convicted felon. He serves under Francis MacArthur, a gruesome criminal and supposed boss of the MacArthur Organized Crime Group as his second-in-command. Kilhaney was born in Los Santos to a poor, La Mesa based family. His mother, a local prostitute, raised Kilhaney without his absent father. Mimicking similar upbringings, Kilhaney dropped out of school at the young age of sixteen to pursue a life of crime. Infamous for his burly figure, Kilhaney was recruited by local La Mesa loansharks as their debt collector. It was there where he and MacArthur crossed paths. MacArthur headed up a lucrative loansharking scheme, comprising of small low level crooks to collect MacArthur's outstanding loans. The brawny Kilhaney quickly caught the eye of the Scot through his merciless means of collecting debts, his keen eye for robbing the right places and his success in recruiting new members to MacArthur's posse. Throughout the early-to-mid 2000s, Kilhaney worked closely with MacArthur and his gang of thieves, rising through the ranks to become the second-in-command. However, in December 2009 both he and MacArthur, as well as fellow associate Ronald Lynch were arrested. The charges show Kilhaney had a part to play in the severe beating of two local bookmakers who were accused of skimming profits and not paying their dues to the duo. Kilhaney was doomed to ten years in prison, MacArthur to eleven. Without their figureheads at the helm, the MacArthur Gang quickly disbanded. Now, a decade later of scheming and planning, Kilhaney has been released from prison with orders from MacArthur to reform the gang and bring back their golden era. ((OOC note: Eugene Kilhaney is my new character. I'm excited to start a new chapter of roleplay. This thread will showcase screenshots of Kilhaney's character and criminal life.))
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Debt - a sum of money that is owed. Debt can occur in a number of ways, borrowing money, borrowing a car, breaking someones property or in most cases having a cunt for a ex-wife. The worst thing about my life? Knowing I had something, I had a booming business looking after them items you didn't want the authorities to find. You had something hot to sell? I'd buy it and make it cold. The SUV, the house, food, beer and more food, it was all mine. Until that bitch fucked off and took the lot, you women are all the same I'm telling you. Well that's not the end of me, Gary's making his comeback. ((I'm keen to let the character develop rather than determine too much with a backstory. The idea is for a middle-aged divorced man trying to start his life again.))
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It starts right after the trial against one of the biggest importation companies - and no, this time they weren't really importing drugs and shit. So, there was a fat asshole and a journalist in the back of a yellow cab. The mustache of the Muslim taxi driver on the rear-view couldn't say if he was looking at them or just driving on, it was just hot. Hell kind-a hot. The fat guy was wearing a pretty expensive suit - we could say about to 20 hundred bucks on that suit. He was sweating, and barely had hair on his head. Fuck, he was not good looking, but he had other ways, as it seems. You could only hear his stuffy voice going loud - "It was about Friday, 5th of January, wasn't it? Or was it February? Ah, they both sound the same, give me a break - The thing is, at the beginning of 2017, I was released from custody. They had me in for 4 days. It was jail, man, there was smelly people and hookers. Street fucking hookers. They asked about the cocaine in my car, and they had my name and my company's. They asked questions about the company's income, and I took the Fifth. I didn't even know what I was stopped for, and they stripped me all the way up to down. And I tell you, that cocaine? It's not my problem if my brother is addicted, alright? That is a health care problem! The government should deal with it!". And after listening to that, I'm pretty sure even the cab driver knows who that fucker is - That's Aldington. Alphonse fucking Aldington, and he's talking about Charles Aldington, he's pretty well known as his shady brother. Known for all the shenanigans that would go down in every where he'd be. He wouldn't be scared of jail, he actually been there some times, and probably know some of the hookers Alphonse is talking about. The thing is, that guy was getting interviewed by one of the biggest magazines in Los Santos, and they would put every word he say in paper. You know why? Because he's got his ways with words. He is almost a politician, well educated, so much that he knows how to fool the IRS as a professional. His company, Aldington Imports & Exports was being trial for securities fraud, corporate fraud, and money laundering. And as funny as it sounds, things weren't going good for the Aldington Brothers at the time they committed their crimes. First of all, it's probably never a good thing to do business with your family. The last time this was a thing, the FBI had almost all of the Mafias down and in jail for a long time, really long time. And when they started that it was because they got locked up for other crimes. When did it become a solution to be a criminal? I mean, they were just like mischievous kids. They got about to two years for battery assault after beating up a trucker for money. And right after they leave jail, they think they can run their father's company and just solve it all avoiding taxes? Hell no. THIS is America, buddy. You can not avoid taxes - neither extort truckers, of course, this isn't '50 Jimmy Hoffa era. But these guys were dumb, and it's not cool when influencing dumb people talk. He continued with the interview, telling all about how the government wasn't liking how much money they were making while being good white people and not giving it back to the people - "So let's say I really did avoid taxes, huh? That don't give a damn right for them to take out people's job, right? Look at the many people that will go unemployed if we lose this?! This is non sense!", and on he goes with his stuffy fatso voice. But that's just a shortage. In less than a year, after he won the trial and got away paying just a small fee, his brothers tried to show that they didn't learn that lesson. Alphonse and Charles had a little brother. The little brother was a lost kid from Detroit, where the family actually is from. The kid didn't want to go to college, neither get a job. Their mother just sent him over to his brother to do something with his life. We once heard of him in a situation. Some dude got into an argument with Alphonse over payment for his transports with Aldington trucks, and after all, he paid whatever he wanted and left the place. Later that day, we got Charles and him, the kid, it was Pete they called him - They stole and thrashed the dude's car while taking pictures of it. They got away with two days in jail for that. That was when we got to know Peter Aldington. And, as I said, the magazine wanted to publish Alphonse's words as it's a good way to make profit in the news business. We didn't want that. And we could say Alphonse and his brothers were helping us out - not directly, of course. These guys use to work with the police as a last resource, but they still do at some point, ain't that funny? They met with a really smart guy. A black guy, for what this matters. He was a business specialist, if you can say that. But he really had hands for that work, and he was the one that kept these three guys out of jail while doing dirty money business with importation and exportation in the docks. He was the manager. We only go to know his name later, when he was already making big contacts for the Aldington Corporation, as they were starting to call themselves. Aaaaand, I assume you have heard of the term 'white collar', right? Not the good one. White collar crimes. They began to be popular in the 40s, and after that, we been hunting down big corps and their evil suits. There is a saying in this field of investigation that goes like, if it's too good to be true, it usually is. Basically their company was doing too good, thanks to the black guy - and oh, he was Isaac Hilton, a soccer fanatic and proud to be a black entrepreneur. He associated with the Aldingtons, and guess what? He managed to get these guys a lot of money through the wrong way, and all of that while keeping it clean. And, when they wanted to do dirty work? They'd call a gay blondie for that matter. He would mess anybody's face in the blink of an eye for talking loud to the Aldington. He was their hiring gun - Leon Porcher. They were too clean, and had it all set. But we were waiting for the right time... One week before the magazine was going to publish their interview with Alphonse Aldington on the cover, we busted them. It was during working time, noon. They were having a meeting with some shady people from Downtown. We knew them too - it was a group of clumsy mobster, we wouldn't even call that Organized Crime, really. We blasted through the door, and two or three men had firearms and shot at us, but they were down really quick. And one of them was Leon Porcher, Alphonse's best hands on dirty matters, unfortunately. What lead us to them? It was easy. Hill wasn't perfect, he was just good. The IRS sent us a paper about how Hill was doing his maneuvers to deal with all Alphonse's problems, and we also had some cues on Porcher - we basically used their best guys as a work case and Charles - that mess. Two days before that meeting,the LSPD caught Charles in an incident where he accidentally killed a prostitute in the act. He was drunk and reacted badly with the cops, he tried to fight them both and made a really bad decision of trying to go for one of the cop's guns. He was shot in sight and died. With the IRS papers, we could keep Alphonse and his group in for a long time, even if they would pay for his damages - which was funny, because they couldn't afford it after all. His company was in a deep debt after the IRS papers was released, and they were going through some financial trouble after a good ending. In the end the magazine gave up on publishing their interview as Alphonse, Peter and Isaac were caught for racketeering, money laundering - again, bank fraud and wire fraud with shares of the company. That got them around only 4 years in, each, with a huge debt to pay afterwards. Isaac made a deal and got his sentence reduced for 2 years. He increased Alphonse's time for plus 2 years, and gave in all of the company's fraud and other companies they'd work with. He left in 2019 and was hired as a columnist for a news paper. Peter got out after the family's lawyer managed to released him earlier, and you won't believe - he got out in the end of 2020 and ran away with all of the secure fund Alphonse had with both brothers, and is probably in Europe by now, from what we know. Guess a lost kid is always gonna be a troubled lost kid, right? And the good news is that Alphonse is about to be released this year. I don't know what you guys shall wait for, but I'll keep doing my job, you bet. Surveillance on the Aldington Family and part of their group during a business trip to L. Vegas. Out of Character Information The whole group context follows on In Character events from other server(universe IC'ly) - and it's a hell of a good reading too, if I were you, I'd give it a try - and we plan to continue it here, and let it go with what happens. Despite the group name being highlighted as a Gang in it's title, we're not necessarily an explicit Criminal Group, our characters are more of a white collar criminals, it's only a title, let's say something the investigators would name. That also doesn't mean we could not evolve deep into crime, but we'd like to take it step by step and totally In Character. We like to have a good role playing environment and keeping it totally In Character during our plays. We are also not really accepting any scripted membership to the group - that means if you want to role play with us, you'd have to go In Character and develop anything that can make you reasonably part of the thing, and we play under the server rules at all time. We like to see things being developed In Character, and to deeply involve our character's life with the environment we're playing in. You still can contact any of us for guidance if you really want to join us ICly. Keep in mind that this is just something we're doing for fun, and we are all grown up people by now that only plays in their little free time - for fun. So, that might say we'll not be fully active, but still are gonna keep a decent activity to keep the group alive enough for us and other people role play with. Have fun! Hope you enjoy our role play.
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Northside Criminal Syndicate ORGANIZED CRIME GROUP The Northside Criminal Syndicate; sometimes referred to as Northside Guerrillas Syndicate due to their feuds with larger groups in the past as the remainder of SCC. Engages mainly in money laundering, racketeering, arms dealing, and rarely drug solicitation but slowly becoming more prominent as their financial options limit and increase of demands; but still engage in crime primarily in crimes that have them stay off the radar. Their structure is quite ambiguous however they appear to work as one big syndicate with semi autonomous street crews, and legal businesses operating as one big syndicate as suggested by the name. However it does remain clear they prefer to stay off the eyes of the law and not belong to the subject of a Continuing Criminal Enterprise under section 848 of Chapter 13, Subchapter I, Part D. Many crews inside of the Northside Criminal Syndicate have different agendas, and activities suggesting independence within the Syndicate but still operating together since the Syndicate itself does not really focus on one specific activity but rather multiple in form of different Street Crews; they operate however they like, and legitimate businesses it is clear that this group believes in the concept of teamwork, and working together as a force using different tactics rather than only one task which makes them too easy to identify to law enforcement. The Northside Criminal Syndicate is a break off group of the Southside Connection which even started off as a crew in the Southside Connection after the disappearance, death, or deportation of a lot of high ranks within the Southside Connection causing the remaining members to be pushed out the Southside due to the sheer competitivity within the area hence they began operations in the Northside in areas such as Mirror Park where they can finally operate without much commotions. It is clear the group has an active leadership but, hierarchy is not necessarily important but rather here to ensure stability within the Syndicate and also how they will plan to keep the Syndicate running. Many financial hotspots for laundering appear to be active within the Syndicate masking their criminality by posing as just a self-organized Syndicate with legal businesses which assists them in their endeavours to remain appealing to the eyes of the law along with their association to top businessmen, and criminal masterminds in Los Santos whom assists them in their agendas. History Fall of Southside Connection It all started ever since the Southside Connection had been led to its downfall from the death of numerous members, the stagnation of an actual high rank within the group hence causing it to fall to its death with the death of a certain member being the final blow and the long incarceration of many more which caused other groups to take the opportunity and push the group out due to the weakening of the group as they flee from the Southside into the Northside due to the remaining connections North Los Santos. Areas such as Mirror Park became the new base of the remnants of the Southside Connection. After many tries to revive the group unfortunately there was failure as the members decided to go their own ways with the exception of a few who dedicated themselves to forming a completely new organization which is a tribute to the group leaving the disbandment of the organization. Formation of the Northside Criminal Syndicate With the switching of many names such as Kingston Connection, and then to Northside Guerrillas temporarily after being a small group fending for themselves with the final name of Northside Criminal Syndicate finally being proposed due to them making a base in places such as Mirror Park unironically located in North Los Santos. The founders; Benjamin Hughes, Joao Jesus, Andrew Bones, Joshua Johnson, Tory Johnson along with other veterans of the Southside Criminal Connection proposed to create an active group in charge of leadership due to believing that a centralized group would survive more efficiently in the criminal underworld rather than letting people go loose and leave the group to go stagnant with people only here to work for themselves rather than benefiting as a group together. Many qualities such as loyalty, family, respect, and discretion is maintained in the faction believing this to be the path to success as they constantly teach those ideas onto their members as they attempt to be a successful tight syndicate concluding an organization is nothing without any qualities, or regulations. Many meetings were withheld between members on how they will make plans to rise up as a new crew they were focused on finding solutions rather than expanding what this disaster needed was problem solvers who would make sure they can be able sort out affairs and rise up from the bottom they all started off by finding potential connections that can be able to help them with assets such as supplies, businesses hence they established relations with a lot of criminal masterminds, and entrepreneurs alike which especially contributed to the gradual rebuilding of the Syndicate due to them staying in contact in people with a significant amount of power as they go around claiming territories within North Los Santos to continue operations which worked especially considering how there was not as much competition in North Los Santos compared to South Los Santos hence they took this to their advantage began basing themselves off North Los Santos rather than the Southside due to that now being an entity of the past as influence in the Southside has been lost. The Northern Rise After the formation of the Northside Criminal Syndicate rapid expansion has been initiated with the building of relationships with many businesses, criminal groups, and suppliers it appears the Northside Criminal Syndicate holds a positive future as they furthermore use this to their advantage to grow as a syndicate with the building of many connections which is what an organization truly needs. Massive recruitment schemes had been made after the formation of the Syndicate which even allowed a lot of street crews, businesses to form under the Syndicate hence manpower increasing rapidly, and gradually as they begin to take control of different businesses to launder most of that having members of the Syndicate become business owners themselves allowing them profit to be brought in more legal terms as many businesses come under the sphere of the NCS. Some members even began getting into the drug trade as they attempt to find more ways to make more cash with a purpose of bringing in cash to the Syndicate to furthermore invest, and thrive with a lot of covert, skilled operations however not actively engaging in the drug trade as one big group but rather some semi autonomous street crews part of the Syndicate which appear to be taking part in these sorts of operations hence it was hard for Law Enforcement to actually identify the Syndicate being behind this and only just a crew being involved in those type of frontline activities hence becoming a force to be reckoned with at last, rising from the ashes of their Southside counterparts with yet more to come for it’s bright future. They carry on their agenda of building up relationships with new allies, businesses, along with finding businesses to take over in order to help them in their pursuits of rising to the top of the chain once more as they proceed to pursuit certain goals rebuild back up once again to the former glory of the Southside Connection, Make profit, and live life as one big organization helping one another to succeed to the top hence they value a sense of loyalty within the Northside Criminal Syndicate using this to recruit more people to their cause and having those people furthermore expand in the name of the Northside Criminal Syndicate convincing them that profit shall be accomplished if they agree to join the Northside Crime Syndicate with endeavours often going quite smoothly as many people agree to join and many crews form under the Syndicate allowing it to become more notorious each time they proceed to their activities of reaching their agenda. Affiliates Khyree Barnes **DECEASED** — One of the known higher ranks within the Southside Connection, said to be involved in laundering at Cassie's Diner but operations around Cassie's Diner has long gone stagnant after the sudden assassination of Khyree Barnes identified as one of higher ranks of SCC along with being an the original cell leader of what formed the NCS during his autopsy. Benjamin Hughes — Whilst there are no current active criminal records on Benjamin due to his covert criminal operations. There is still a suspicion of him being affiliated with active Jamaican Posses within New York, and Jamaica and said to be in close contact, and relations with the Posses helping his operations as a criminal. Allegedly the founder of the Northside Criminal Syndicate since the death, or deportation of numerous higher ranks within the SCC. Joao Jesus — Suspicion of the solicitation of drugs and arms dealing. Said to be a known party boy often going clubs ambiguous of what his intentions are CCTV however has shown him being in constant presence of Benjamin Hughes, and well known criminals within the criminal underworld of Los Santos, said to be one of the higher ranks within SCC. Tory Johnson — Suspicion of the solicitation of drugs and extortion history shows him to be affiliated with various street gangs due to being in constant presence of known members of unidentified crip sets. A close friend of Benjamin Hughes, it is also alleged that he may be a right hand man of Benjamin Hughes. Andrew Bones — Suspicion of Arms dealing. Not much is known about his activities but is said to be involved in the business of arms dealing and leading a crew of his own under the SCC before it’s fall which could only be assumed that he is also a higher rank within the Northside Syndicate. Joshua Johnson — Suspicion of solicitation of drugs, Arms dealing. Said to be one of the leaders of a street crew within the NCS along with being one of founders of the Northside Criminal Syndicate. He was also said to be a veteran of the old Southside Connection making it clear that he is one of the high rankings of the Northside Criminal Syndicate. Scott Popwell — One of the veterans of the Southside Connection along with being another member of the leadership of the group as well as one of the founders. It appears it is also identified that he may be one of the leaders of a certain street crew within the Syndicate. Rashon Brown — Also one of the veteran members of the Southside Connection who contributed to the forming of the Northside Criminal Syndicate. OUT OF CHARACTER This faction aims to portray an entirely fictional organized criminal syndicate with street crews, and legitimate businesses operating under its sphere hence making it a wide connection of various different activities. The current faction leaders aim to tribute the Southside Connection under a more centralized break off group with an actual leadership but still allowing versatility, and a sense of independence and old traditions of the mother organization as we allow the semi-autonomous crews, umbrella crews to decide how they operate and how they will contribute to building up the Syndicate as one big organization. This entire faction’s concept has been made of events that have happened ICly meaning IC events are what caused a build up to the forming of the faction meaning it is completely fictional and only based on things that have happened IC as development is what caused the forming of the faction hence we also prioritize character development in the first place due to that was what have made us in the first place meaning we value the growth of our people, and how they progress as a member of the Northside Criminal Syndicate. We will also make sure teach things Icly and how can we able to help your character out progress since character development is indeed promised when joining. All members must join, progress, and rise up in the Syndicate through IC methods. We are more than happy to help you on how to join the faction if you wish to tag along with us on our journeys the more the merrier after all. We value character development as a whole in the faction and allow individuality within the group hence why we are versatile and even allow members to possibly start their own semi-autonomous crew within the Northside Criminal Syndicate, or allow them to roleplay however they wish to portray themselves. This may not be the faction for you if you wish to get into consistent shootouts, or commit excessive crimes to the point it'll bring us too much attention we first value build ups of character before we can put you down to the heavy duty work we also value the well being of your character hence why we always prefer to play our cards smart instead of going outright aggressive. We don't mind action there, and there but we do not recommend too much action since we do value roleplay and the development of our members rather than them outright going jail, or getting murdered etc that doesn't mean we will limit your individuality as a criminal but we will advise you to be discreet whenever on the act, we often teach things Icly in order to allow you to progress as a character then leave you and your crews to figure out their own ways of how they will grow as a team, and then contribute to the Northside Criminal Syndicate. It is clear that everyone represents the faction in whatever way they can. Thus, we've developed an extremely simple aptitude test that checks for these skills: Reaction time (reading and typing). Comprehensive capacity. Grammatical proficiency. Efficiency (capacity to perform intended tasks). The aptitude test is entirely in game, and symbolized through in character emotes. We have a Discord for those who are interested in joining and roleplaying with us to build yourself up as a member of the main ranks of the Syndicate, perhaps your own crew? Associate, perhaps a business partner? No worries, look no forward, come along and join this Discord if you express interest in interacting with us we’ll find a way Icly however, we will not OOCLY recruit. https://discord.gg/NuvPDJ26Wh
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FACTION VIDEO A GLIMPSE — FBI REPORT ON AVONDRE ROBERSON, NOVEMBER 29th, 2039, ONE OF MANY. MODUS OPERANDI — ORGANIZED CRIMINALS The group participates mainly in forgery, fraud, money laundering, tax evasion and grand theft auto. It is unclear how they are structured, however, it seems that a high degree of flexibility and independence is allowed within the group, as affiliates can go months without even communicating. Furthermore, the group seems to immediately drop connections with convicted felons, as seen with ██████████████████ (b)(6). Multiple potential money mules are currently under financial surveillance. While affiliates of the group such as Tanner Davis have been seen in the past involved in drug sales, it seems that for the most part the group does not actively engage in illegal drugs and as such unlike previous suggestions — as seen in reports ████████████ and ████████████ (b)(7)(A) — is not subject to being a Continuing Criminal Enterprise under section 848 of Chapter 13, Subchapter I, Part D. AFFILIATES AND HISTORY Avondre Roberson — ULSA alumnus. Suspicion of tax evasion and complex shelling schemes. Name was among the many listed in the second Panama Papers released in 2027. Numerous transactions occurred between shell companies stationed in Panama. Often accompanied by his cousin Carter Williams and Payton Coleman. Tanner Davis — Suspicion of vehicle theft and robbery. Phone location history surveillance show multiple overlaps between possible location and stolen vehicles' last GPS locations. CCTV along with physical monitoring show him in constant presence of Khalid Turner, Quantavius Chambers and Jay-Jay Firebird. CASE IN PROGRESS The majority of the individuals listed attended Davis High as the initial P.O.C. It is suspected that as early as 2022 the group had initiated in fraud (refer to case #██████ — acquired from the Los Santos Sheriff's Department).
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The Burton Connection (https://gta.fandom.com/wiki/Burton) The Burton Connection has been around in various forms within Los Santos for approximately the last 20 years. More recently however the group; that are now up and coming figures within the criminal underworld, are very alike to that of a modern-day National Crime Syndicate whereby a collective of individuals inclusive of different organisations work together in unison. In Los Santos specifically, this has been developed over time and championed by a now amalgamated Jewish Organised Crime group. The Burton Connection is currently led by a group of individuals that have formed a council that democratically votes on decisions within the organisation. Backing the founding council members of this organisation are multiple dedicated, loyal, trustworthy men who are all like-minded; this alone makes the organisation both feared and respected. The general day to day activities of the Burton Connection involves extensive mostly legal fronted operations such as; the running of cash revenue businesses and property development. However, in more recent times members within the organisation have monopolised in various fields such as; money laundering, the purchase and distribution of firearms, extortion and blackmail rings, the black market sale of stolen vehicle parts and the solicitation of sexual services. All of the money earned from these nefarious activities is being filtered through the cash dominated network that they’ve set up.
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NEIGHBORHOOD SPANNING DRUG/VIOLENT NETWORK EXPOSED? By Saskia Valentina THE LAW STRIKES AGAIN? Official reports from the Los Santos Police Department confirm the potential risk of an expanding drug/firearms involved gang, believed to be operating within a number of impoverished neighbourhoods across Los Santos. Officials state they are reluctant to release information thus far, as investigations are currently pending following a shoot out that took place within the tall-standing apartments of Alta last weekend. Two suspects were declared dead-on-arrival from EMS, along with one believed by passer who was left in critical condition after the gruesome scene had taken place. Along with casualties involved of the crime scene, sources confirm that a mass amount of crack cocaine methamphetamine and Xanax were recovered from a totalled vehicle on scene. An automatic and numerous semi-automatic weapons were also recovered by peace officers that night. The remaining suspects, who are still at large were seen leaving the area in a '12 Blacked out Honda Accord. The vehicle in question was recovered in the late hours of Thursday night, totalled and burnt out within the south-sides Davis area. Law enforcement has commented and urged anybody with information in regards to the the Honda Civic's occupants to come forward, assuring the public that all leads will be followed up with promptly. "Sadly, we do not deal with these time of crimes in an area such as Alta, it saddens me deeply that these crimes are being commited in such an area. Those involved will be held accountable for their actions, if it takes days or months. They will make a mistake, and we'll be watching when they do." Detective Charlie Wilson stated when questioned on scene. With the recent upraise in ethnic minorities in the area it is known to the Los Santos Police Department that statistically the ethnic groups suspected of said crimes were of a Hispanic descent. These groups of minorities that are suspected to be the cause of the rise in violent-attacks within the area as-well as narcotic usage/distribution increase are under the magnifying glass of the Police Department, it is known to themselves that these individuals often named to be "Ladrones which translates to pirate, bandit, burglar in Spanish or Spanish-America". These Ladrones crew individuals are known to partake in numerous amount of activities that not only range in distribution of narcotics/firearms, these activities are suspected to be hostage-taking, racketeering, extortion, home invasions/robberies as-well as prostitution, due to these increase of these crimes within the once known to be a crime-free place it is believed there has been an increase of pressure from the Los Santos Police Department in an overall area to crack down on the crimes which are being caused by the minority group. OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION The faction is aims to portray a loose drug/firearms network operating within a variety of different areas within Los Santos, mostly operating within the certain districts. Anyone wishing to role-play with the faction is expected to make their way in through In-Character means. Thread will be updated in time, any questions regarding the faction, or how to join can be directed to myself. Those wanting to progress and post screenshots with the faction will be required to send CK permission to the leadership Kizzy.