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Parkway Lokos 14 Paleto Point Park is a trailer park housing community established in the early 2000s as a government initiative to provide housing for low-income families in the eastern part of Paleto Bay. According to the 2010 San Andreas Census, demographic statistics for Paleto Bay indicate that the small town consists of 47.5% residents of Hispanic origin, 31% Caucasian, and 21.5% from other racial backgrounds. Educational data shows that only 27% of Paleto Point Park residents over the age of 15 hold a post-secondary certificate, diploma, or degree. The majority of residents living in the trailer park are classified as low income, with 70% of the population living below America's national poverty line. The area’s isolation, poor law enforcement oversight, and lack of opportunity have further stigmatized it as a high-crime area, residents consisted of active drug dealers, addicts, and career criminals. Apart from the poor living conditions within the trailer park, the mistrust between the local sheriff’s division and residents of Paleto Point Park has long been an issue. Deputies face a major challenge in attempting to help or provide security to a place that largely rejects outside authority. The existence of this trailer park also gave rise to the first Norteño gang out of Paleto Bay, known as Parkway Lokos 14 (PKL14/PKLX4). Many of its members came from second and third generation Hispanic immigrant families from North San Andreas, descendants of hard working farm laborers who tilled the land in the surrounding county and in Paleto Bay. These families, often referred to as Farmeros, had long histories of organizing under one banner: the United Farm Workers (UFW), founded by César Chávez. The gang’s early identity was heavily influenced by a sense of cultural pride, labor solidarity, and a shared struggle against systemic poverty and neglect. Those ideals have long since faded and what remains are only their chicano old school demeanors. Nowadays gang members of Parkway Lokos 14 is caught in a cycle of gang violence and rivalries with a small group of upstate Sureños and even from LS over internet gang beef. Shootings, robberies, and drive-bys have become part of life in Paleto Bay ever since. Pyrite Avenue Cycos Following the growth of Parkway Lokos 14 out in Paleto Point Park, the western side of Paleto Bay began to see a new wave of young norteño gangsters. Pyrite Avenue Cycos or PAC is an uprising young Norteños sub clique under Parkway Lokos 14 who actively claim Pyrite Avenue stretching down to Paleto Boulevard. The clique was started by Henry “Stomper” Leyva and Juan "Lil Midnight" Armijo who were both associated with Parkway Lokos 14. The teens who grew up within the poverty ridden area of Pyrite Avenue Apartment started as a small troublesome clique of taggers, spraying the walls of the establishments around the town proudly showcasing their clique name. What began as a small group of two delinquents has now grown into an active tagger group in the heart of Paleto Bay, according to law enforcement sources. Juan “Lil Midnight” Armijo was incarcerated in June of 2019 for second degree murder of a twenty year old and is currently serving a life sentence within San Andreas penitentiary. Following the arrest of Juan “Lil Midnight” Armijo”, the group of teenagers began to take the tagging clique even more seriously, transitioning them into a full fledged street gang representing the north side. With Juan Armijo’s incarceration to the San Andreas Penitentiary, began the start of deep indoctrination for the Norteño Cause. Tensions between PAC and their original varrio Parkway Lokos 14 began to boil over as PAC grew in numbers. What started as minor disagreements between older PKL14 member and young PAC member over turf, respect and control soon enough turned into a red on red violence. Shootings erupted on a near-daily basis. Families were caught in the crossfire. What should’ve been unity under the red flag splintered into bitter infighting. The South Seas Apartment now became a neutral grounds ever since the long term beef was squashed over by current figurehead of PKL14 Eddie “Speedy” Jimenez and now deceased Henry “Stomper” Leyva from PAC back in 2021.
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Kirsten Claire Reid is a 23-year-old woman born and raised in Paleto Bay, specifically the Paleto Point Trailer Park. She is the only daughter of Charles Reid, a retired trucker who now uses a wheelchair and relies on disability checks, and Monika Jelínková, a victim of human trafficking from Czech Republic (former Czechoslovakia) that worked as a porn actress, stripper and prostitute. Charles met Monika during one of his long-haul trucking trips. Kirsten never met her mother and was raised by a single father, who paid one of the women from the trailer park to breastfeed Kirsten when she was just a newborn. She worked at Paleto Bay 24/7 and still competes in amateur motocross competitions for prizes, dreaming of going pro one day. Kirsten has faced several misdemeanor charges over the years, including petty theft, harassment and disturbing the peace, most of which were directly linked to her crystal methamphetamine addiction. Kirsten still resides in the Paleto Point Trailer Park and had a long romantic relationship with Connor West, a man she's been with on and off ever since her cheerleading days in high school. Natalie Fitzgerald, Kirsten's cousin from Harmony, lived in the same trailer until January 2025. Kirsten's father moved to Oregon to live with his younger sister in January, as Kirsten proved herself to be unreliable in caring for disabled father. 2025 January started with Kirsten witnessing her cousin Natalie Fitzgerald get shot in the head with a .357 magnum. Natalie Fitzgerald's unhinged antics left a bad taste in Paleto Bay's kingpin's mouth, and Jack Drury ordered her death which was carried on by his henchman and Kirsten's boyfriend, Connor West. The traumatizing event took a toll on Kirsten's mental health, and she temporarily moved to Oregon to stay with her small family while Connor West moved to New Mexico seeking better employment opportunities. The breakup between Kirsten Reid and Connor West didn't have any real closure, they naturally went their separate ways after Natalie's gruesome murder inside Beth Sutter's trailer. Since then, Kirsten managed to quit her crystal methamphetamine addiction, which was promptly replaced with cocaine. She worked as a barista during the day and barmaid at night to make ends meet and fill the financial gap left by Connor's sudden departure, but now she works exclusively as a barmaid at the Bay Bar and serves as one of Jack Drury's pawns. Kirsten Claire Reid, 2021
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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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Short intro to the story: Chris Scott is a man of pure American blood. Patriotism has been in his blood since he was a boy, when his father was in the US Navy. Chris grew up in a quiet environment, with lots of good memories and outdoor activities, such as exploring, climbing, picking fruit and fungi with his father, and even fishing occasionally on weekends. When Chris became of age, he applied to the United States Army. He wanted to follow a family legacy, and took inspiration from his father. Chris joined the Army, and scored 89 on the ASVAB exam. He was qualified to pursue a career as a Combat Medic Specialist, and also completed Advanced Individual Training (AIT) with excellence. In 2007, he was deployed to Iraq-Babil to fight terrorists, where he lost his good friend, Joe Phillips. Clearly, he would have lost many comrades in uniform, but the loss of Joe was something that marked Chris's life forever, and today he suffers from PTSD and Hypervigilance Symdrom as a result. In 2015, he ended his contract with the Army and was honorably discharged from the US Army. He returned to Sandy Shores, where he got a job in a local gun store for a few years, until it went bankrupt due to embezzlement by the store's manager. He did marry a woman that he met during his time in the army, but mental and financial problems arise and lead to the end of the marriage. This instability in their personal life leads them to lose their house and some of the possessions they acquired during their marriage. After a year of unemployment and divorce, he finally get a job opportunity and decide to grab it with all their might. Now they are determined to build a family again. In June 2023 he joins the G6 as a Probationary Security Guard, and manages to complete the tests, becoming a Security Guard. Chris has always kept in touch with nature, and the hobbies he had as a child, when he would accompany his father for long days in the wilderness. So he began to develop a fondness and love for nature and his surroundings, which reminds him of his beloved father... One night, Chris was walking in nature when he saw a fire in a place that was special to him. It was the place where he and his father used to sit and talk for hours, have fun, and most importantly, where they created everlasting memories. After that day, Chris felt sick, and vowed that he would help the country solve and prevent fires, because not only do they destroy nature, they also destroy pieces of our hearts. Although Chris doesn't perform the duties of a Combat Medical Specialist, he is always prepared with first aid kits in his car and a retired LSFD Search and Rescue dog called Willy. In the second week of November 2024, Chris Scott received a great, incredible opportunity to lead a Search and Rescue team for Arcani Group, which will also have an impact on United by Legacy and even on Scott's personal life. He will now be able to help more people, spread the word while helping other people, animals and the like, rescuing them and helping them in as many ways as possible. Scott served as Department Director for a short time, appointing Deputy Director Ashley as Director and stepping down. It wasn't because Scott wasn't qualified for the job, but rather because there was a special opportunity to travel around America and spread the word of United by Legacy to other counties across America, and inclusive management meetings and courses. After four months away from San Andreas, Scott was able to rejoin Arcani's Group, but this time in Arcani's new sub-company, VIG Patrol. It's not that Scott likes doing patrol work, but for the moment it's useful to be able to keep earning money and strengthen United by Legacy's base. On 31/April/2025, United by Legacy manages to close a deal with the Government of Los Santos to request funds to help with the organization's future projections, as well as 24/7 access to Paleto City Hall. As things stand, Chris Scott keeps United by Legacy active, with new members signing up every week, weekly events and even organizing meetings with the organization's participants. It seems that United by Legacy is now on the right track once and for all. With the help of several public figures who are supporting the project. Basic Information about Chris Scott. Here you can see some basic details and trivia about Scott. Tattoo Reference. Tattoos Scott has. Currently server models or not applied on the server. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Military Information: A story that tells about his life in the war, and some details about it. January 10 - In a televised address to the U.S. public on January 10, 2007, Bush proposed 21,500 more troops for Iraq, along with a program to create jobs for Iraqis, and proposals to rebuild the country. US$1.2 billion was aunicated for these programs. On January 23, 2007, in the 2007 State of the Union address, Bush announced the deployment of more than 20,000 additional troops and Marines to Iraq. February 3 - A truck bomb explodes in a Baghdad market and kills 135 people. Another 305 are injured. It is the worst toll in a single attack since the beginning of the conflict in Iraq. February 14 - Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki launches the new security offensive proposed by the United States in Baghdad. In January, US President George W. Bush announced a security plan that includes sending 21,500 extra American troops to the Arab country. The plan aims to take and maintain control of regions of Baghdad in neighborhood-by-neighborhood operations. Story about Chris Scott's military career. A short story about his military life, missions and traumas. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ OF23 (Operation Fjellguard 2023) A story about his life in the operation and some details about it. March 2022 - The US Army announces plans for a joint operation with reserve units to conduct a series of training exercises in different combat scenarios. - Intensified recruitment for reserve units, focusing on medical training, logistics, and communication to strengthen the team. - Reserve units commence basic training, including combat simulations, field practices, and familiarization with updated equipment. May 2022 - Joint exercises between reserve units and regular Army forces are conducted to promote cooperation and integration between the groups. July 2022 - The operation is officially launched, involving reserve units in a joint mission with regular troops in a conflict zone abroad. - The reserve units demonstrate exceptional skills in reconnaissance operations and humanitarian assistance, gaining recognition for their effectiveness and adaptability. September 2022 - The operation is successfully concluded, and the reserve units receive praise for their exemplary performance, playing crucial roles in various combat and humanitarian situations. - Ceremony marking the conclusion of the operation, highlighting the collaboration between reserve units and regular Army forces, acknowledging the fundamental role of reserves in the effectiveness of military operations. Story about Chris Scott's experience in operation. A short story about the specific operation.
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𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐓𝐡𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐝 𝐨𝐟 𝐖𝐲𝐚𝐭𝐭 "𝐑𝐞𝐩𝐭𝐢𝐥𝐞" 𝐋𝐚𝐰𝐬𝐨𝐧
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PALETO BAY SAWMILL The Paleto Bay Sawmill, nestled in the heart of Paleto Forest, was once a thriving hub of activity for the local community. However, in recent years, it fell into a state of disrepair and abandonment, leaving many jobless and without hope. That was until the Office of the City Operations Officer, under the leadership of the Corinna Hamilton, struck a deal with the private owners to lease the sawmill and breathe new life into it. Now, thanks to this agreement, the sawmill is set to once again become a beacon of hope and opportunity for Paleto Bay and the surrounding areas. The agreement between the government agencies and the sawmill's owners aims to not only bring jobs back to the county, but also to ensure that the sawmill operates in a safe and efficient manner. With the City of Los Santos and the Office of the City Operations Officer overseeing the project, the community can rest assured that the revitalization of the sawmill will be executed with the utmost care and attention to detail. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Like many other government-sponsored fields, the Paleto Bay Sawmill has an ongoing recruitment process to meet the need for workers. To apply for a job, you can either visit the Paleto Bay Sawmill Office or submit your application online. The following are the current job opening(s) available: MILL WORKER / LOGGER SALARY INFORMATION: $30,000+ weekly MILL WORKER / LOGGER JOB REQUIREMENTS: Perform labor work, including frequently pushing, pulling, carrying and lifting in excess of 50 lbs, and occasionally exerting in excess of 100 lbs. Must be able to adhere to a standby schedule which includes day and night scheduling, overtime, weekends and holidays. Must have the ability to read, write, and speak basic English. Must have the ability to function effectively in a fast paced, team-oriented work environment. Must have the ability to work independently with limited supervision and strong initiative. Must have the ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with fellow employees. Must have the ability to think logically, follow procedures, comply with OSHA regulations and relevant state laws, instructions and make sound decisions. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Feed conveyors, hoppers, saws and drying machines. Sort, pile and transport wood products. Remove scrap lumber and wood chips for reprocessing. Clean machines and work areas. Operate cranes, saws, forklifts and dump trucks. Drive long haul flatbeds and trucks. Heavy lifting using timber carriers. Package finished timber products such as firewood and woodchips. RECRUITMENT, INFORMATION AND CONTACT LINES: Due to its recent reopening, the Paleto Bay Sawmill is currently looking to fill various and necessary roles in order to begin the pipeline. If you have past experience in similar fields, and you believe yourself to be a good fit for supervisory positions, refer to the list of names below: This immense project is part of the City Government faction. Much like Port Authority, this also falls under the semi-legal category as we allow individuals with illegal affiliations to join. Our goal is to promote more blue collar roleplay around the county, and to offer engaging roleplay opportunities to those who enjoy the area, regardless of your affiliations (business, criminal, or ordinary citizen). Our aim is to encourage and reward quality roleplay and character growth through impactful roleplay experiences. If you have any inquiries, issues, or are interested in joining our faction, please don't hesitate to contact us. USEFUL LINKS - Paleto Bay Sawmill - Los Santos City Government
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PLEASE no faction bashing, no player bashing, no admin bashing, none of that mess. I'd like to open up a civil discussion about the state of RP in Sandy/Paleto Bay. With that out of the way, what's your take on the current state of RP in the county encompassing Sandy Shores and Paleto Bay? My personal take? There's too harsh of a divide drawn between the city/county environments whereas IRL its more of a mixed bag. I feel like there's a deliberate attempt to separate city characters and county characters and there are no doubt way more city characters, which leaves the county feeling underpopulated. Maybe a lot of players want it this way? That's partly the reason for this thread. Is this a good or bad thing? Property management generally deems it poor portrayal for a city character to live in the county but work in the city, as stated in their Property Rules & Regulations thread. I don't understand this. I drive an hour and a half to work every day because I live outside the city on purpose, just so I don't have to deal with the higher costs of living in the city. This is a very common occurrence. I understand there's an OOC issue of people buying up county properties but it seems to me that many of the country properties are under the requests section in UCP, so that shouldn't be such a huge worry. If someone can provide a valid backstory and reason their character doesn't want to live in the city, that shouldn't be grounds for poor portrayal. This intentionally contributes to the divide between city and county RP that only serves to hurt county population. More low cost housing options are needed, in terms of apartment buildings. Not everyone wants to own a trailer but would rather have something like the multi-interior apartment system. Just load the county with apartments and yes, I realize it may not be super realistic, but its needed. Business RP in the county is lacking compared to the city. Some businesses in the county are punished by the current logistics/crate delivery system. Certain business types that require specific supplies are subject to what truckers are willing to deliver in the county. The problem is that supply points are not central to both county and city. I understand the intent behind this was to create a robust system where truckers would have to drive places to resupply, but it unintentionally ends up hurting businesses that are located too far away from a supply point. The current trucking system promotes speed over anything and thus any businesses that don't have a supply point relatively near them don't usually end up getting resupplied very often. A good example is tools and firearms. The only tools supplier is in the city and the only firearms supplier is in the county. So any tool business in the county suffers and any firearms business in the city suffers. These supply points should be readily available in multiple central locations for all businesses to decrease the chance they get left out. Transportation to the county needs more support. There is a lack of transportation options from the city to the county unless you have your own car or get a taxi. I saw a suggestion to include trains to get people out to Sandy/Paleto and back. I'm fully in support of that so people can get out to the county easier. Sure, most everyone has their own cars yet the traffic to the county is considerably lower than in the city. Why is that? Sure, it only takes 5-8 minutes to get to Paleto, but obviously its an issue with a majority of players. What's your take? What can be improved? What is being done right? Does it need to be fixed or do people like the way it currently is? Discuss. AGAIN PLEASE no faction bashing, no player bashing, no admin bashing, none of that stuff. Let's keep it civil and respectful.
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WHO WE ARE Paleto Brewing Company started with the idea of combining the American and Australian craft beer scenes with the hopes of delivering a superb alcoholic product to be enjoyed by the people of San Andreas. The coastal scenery of Paleto Bay under the shade of Mount Chilliad provides the perfect environment to brew a range of craft beers to perfection, with access to fresh springs and the coastal breeze of the Pacific Ocean, nothing can rival it. Besides the brewing part of it, it's also the perfect environment to enjoy an ice-cold Paleto Brew. OUR VISION We are currently located at the old Sally's Surfshop in Paleto Bay, where further renovations are in the works. Our vision is to provide citizens in Blaine County and beyond a place to unwind and relax with friends while enjoying expertly crafted beers. Further, we will aim to provide the citizens of San Andreas with a location where they can enjoy our hospitality in the very location where we brew our range. In your mind, picture enjoying our flagship Precopio Dream, a light, refreshing lager with a light doughy yeast character, mild malt flavours and a soft floral aroma in our brewery location in Paleto Bay, relaxing with friends and loved ones while you can observe us brewing beers on site while enjoying great music in great company. OUR RANGE At present, our range consists of our flagship craft beers, providing different notes, flavours and strengths. We also have begin distilling Gin, Vodka and a Single Malt Whiskey. Our range will expand and adapt with time and aim to run competitions to the people of San Andreas for suggestions, with the winners receiving a cash prize. Our range, currently consists of: PRECOPIO DREAM LAGER Made in the spirit of Precopio Beach's beautiful shores and rolling waves, this light, refreshing lager with a light doughy yeast character, mild malt flavours and a soft floral aroma. CHUMASH INDIA PALE ALE Brewed in the image of the rolling hills and cliffs of North Chumash, and it has some bite to it. Dry, bitter, and straightforward, this is a modern IPA with a subtle sweet side hiding among eaerth hints of citrus fruits, and the ever present hoppy bitterness. HAZY PAY HPA Named after those beautiful hazy afternoons in Paleto Bay as the sun sets, that cool Pacific breeze in the setting sun,. This refreshingly smooth hazy pale ale is like those perfect Paleto days. Gazing out at the Pacific Ocean on the golden shores of Paleto as the waves greet you in the soft sand, you might find yourself lost in the haze as your senses become inspired with notes of tropical fruit and citrus as the sun dips slowly into the sea. RUBY SUNSET RED ALE Our heavy hitter, a different take on a traditional Irish Red, which seeks to embody the ruby sunsets on Paleto Bay. Ruby Sunset, our hoppy red ale, begins with a burst of tropical fruit aromas of blended and specialised hops all balanced with a smooth and velvety mouthfeel from a selection of roasted malts, Ruby Sunset has hints of caramel, toffee and hazelnut and finishes with a firm bitterness. MEXICAN LAGER Paleto Brewing Companies new Mexican Lager (Cerveza) brewed with malt, corn and agave makes for the perfect refreshment, any day. Pouring a clear straw-yellow with delicate fruity aromas, a touch of earthiness and a twist of lime thanks to the addition of specialist hops. This full-strength lager carries a sweet, slightly grainy taste from the corn while a clean rounded mouthfeel finishes out the beer until the next sip. PALETO BAY DRY GIN Our Paleto Bay Dry Gin has a delectable blend of ten carefully-considered sustainably foraged marine, Blaine County native and traditional botanicals distilled into a pure Paleto Bay wheat spirit. Strong juniper and lime notes provide freshness with delicate orange flower notes for complexity. Locally sourced milk thistle and pink peppercorns round out the spirit for a finish so smooth that can be drunk with or without garnish. PALETO BAY PINK GIN Inspired by the Pacific Reefs surrounding Paleto Bay and its surrounds, the aromatics of strawberry gum, hibuscus, fragrant spice of riberries & salinity of karkalla, creamy, vanilla notes reminiscent of strawberry ripple ice cream. Fresh, crisp orange flower cut through for a refreshing, long finish with a pink peppercorn tingle. our pink gin speaks true of a captivating Paleto seascape. CHILIAD SINGLE MALT WHISKEY Chiliad Single Malt is uniquely Paleto, crafted exclusively with local wine barrels from Tongva Hills for maturation resulting in a Whisky with balanced aromas of raisins, bananas and a touch of balsamic lead to clove, toffee and nougat. The palate is filled with red berries, hints of cinnamon and a variety of savoury and spice driven notes. A long, dry and tannic finish guides a strong linear reach through the palate, balancing a generous roundness and oiliness of the spirit. WHAT NOW? We hope that at some point, each and every living, breathing person in San Andreas has a chance to enjoy a Paleto Brew, and while we continue to seek a Brewery/Bar location in the Bay, we hope you all are excited for the future to come. We will continue to refine our recipes and update you all as we continue to roll out our liquor into the wider market. Cheers to us all, Paleto Brewing Co.
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24/7 (also written as 24-7) is a chain of convenience stores in San Andreas. First 24/7 in San Andreas was founded in October of 2004. Paleto Bay 24/7 was founded in 2013. Our mission - is to provide BEST quality food, drinks & other goods to our locals and HIGH quality customer services! Also we are always looking to support local business - so if you own bakery shop and want to sell your deserts or if you are local brewer, and want to sell your drinks here - you are welcome! Paleto Bay 24/7 is always looking for a partnerships, projects to work-help on! Paleto Bay 24/7 offers a wide variety of products - here you can find frozen & fresh food. We sell - fresh vegetables, fruits, local homemade deserts and drinks. We also offering fresh all type of meat (Pork, Beef, Lamb, Chicken) we are also friendly to vegetarian/vegan meat - come and try it! YES - you can find also, all kind of other goods here as well from bags to high quality cigarettes! Visit your local cozy general store - Paleto Bay 24/7!
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OOC Information: We are portraying a fictional and naturally developed gang of white criminals in Blaine County. The faction's focus is on developing realistic narratives, using crime as a platform for our individual character and faction development. All recruitment is conducted ICly. If you have any questions, contact @Mellowhype or MN#2838 on Discord.
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Ink's Spot is hiring employees to work at a new business located in the heart of Paleto Bay Positions needed: Artist - Requires experience or training Receptionist/Janitor - No experience required Pay is $4000 every hour plus tips from customers. Join below for more information: https://discord.gg/GEx2uzaCw3
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The Pizza Bar is a classic dine-in restaurant located in the heart of small-town Paleto Bay. Specializing in pizzas, hoagies and other classic American fare, the Pizza Bar is truly one of the last old-school experiences in upstate San Andreas. EXTERIOR OF THE PIZZA BAR, c. 1983 OUR HISTORY The building currently inhabited by the Pizza Bar was constructed c. 1918 by entrepreneur James Allison, son of Andrew L. Allison (d. 1901), a decorated Confederate general from the state of Mississippi. In the early 1900s, much of Paleto Bay's economy was centered around the gold mining industry. James' building soon inhabited Allison's General Store, which served the citizens of Paleto Bay with provisions, horse tack and other basic supplies for nearly half a century. In 1961, the building came under the ownership of the Leigh Family, a prominent legal family active in the Flint County Circuit Court. The Leighs, who themselves were cousins to the Allisons, sold the building and the general store was transformed into Leigh's Pool Hall, a pub-style establishment. The roots of the Pizza Bar were planted in the early 1970s, when the pool hall began to offer pizzas and other snacks to the after-school crowd. The business was such a success that the pool hall was later rebranded to the Pizza Bar in 1972. Throughout the 1970s, the Pizza Bar gathered a local following and had the reputation for being a hot-spot for dining in rural Blaine County. In December 1980, the building was added to the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) as the "Allison Building", and officially became a part of Paleto Bay's history. Into the modern era, the Pizza Bar has continued to prosper as a popular hangout spot for hungry workers and after-school students of Paleto Bay High School. Though under new ownership of a firm from Los Santos, the roots and heritage of the company have been preserved... and the classic eating experience Blaine County has come to love is still there in the heart of Paleto Bay. MENU EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Those interested in working at the Pizza Bar as chefs, waiters/waitresses, janitors and more can inquire at: [email protected] (( forum PM @subway244 ))
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Short intro to the story: Many moons ago, in a vast and untamed land, lived a young Native American named Wemutu Imala. He grew up in the heart of his tribe, surrounded by the rich culture and traditions of his people. From an early age, he learned to respect nature and cherish the bonds of his community. Yet, Wemulu's heart yearned for adventure and exploration. He gazed at the horizon and dreamed of the vast world beyond his tribe's borders. One day, his father, a wise elder of the tribe, saw the restlessness in his eyes and knew it was time to depart. Wemulu's family, consisting of his parents and younger siblings, was known as the "Wind Nomads." Together, they decided to leave the safety of the tribe in search of new horizons and, perhaps, the fortune that awaited them beyond familiar lands. The path of the Wind Nomads was long and arduous. They traversed vast deserts, crossed rushing rivers, and faced sandstorms that seemed to test their resolve. In each challenge, Kai and his family found an inner strength they never knew they possessed. Finally, one day, as they beheld the grand state of San Andreas, they felt a mixture of fascination and trepidation. The towering structures and the bustle of the streets, bast woods were an entirely new world to them. Yet, Wemulu knew that this was the opportunity they had been waiting for. As time went by, Imala's family found their place in this new land. They adapted, learned new trades, and gradually built a "new" wooden caraban in County of San Andreas. Wemulu, the young brave who dared to dream beyond the borders of his tribe, found not only fortune but also a new definition of home. His heart remained connected to the traditions of his youth, but now he also carried with him the courage to explore the world and gratitude for having found a new home for his family. Thus, the journey of the Wind Nomads continued, marking each step with the story of a young brave who followed his heart in pursuit of a broader destiny. Basic Information about Wenutu Imala. Here you can see some basic details and trivia about Wenutu. Tattoo Reference. Tattoos Wenutu has. Currently server models or not applied on the server. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Story about Imala's family and their legacy. A short story about Imala's family. ((OOC NOTE: I am open to inviting new characters to join my journey if you are interested in participating in this style of RolePlay. I'm currently simulating through an NPC that my family has moved to San Andreas (Paleto/Sandy Shores) together with me, which involves: 1 Mother 1 Father 2 Brothers 1 Sister 1 Grandmother 1 Aunts 2 Cousins I may include some "friends" from the old tribe my character formed before moving to San Andreas, and I may include someone else if the vacancies are filled. If you're interested in joining me and creating a different kind of roleplay, one that's more passive, fun and focused on survival, exploration and family atmosphere, then you're in the right place. You can send me a message by PM to this forum account.))
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Selling my two bedroom apartment at Paleto Bay Apartment is located middle of the Paleto Bay Starting bid: 100,000 Bid increase: 10,000 Buyout price: 314,000
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(THIS IS MY VERY FIRST ATTEMPT AT A FULL ON STORY FOR A CHARACTER WITH A VERY, VERY THOUGHT OUT BACKGROUND AND THAT'S BEEN FLESHED OUT. ANY FEEDBACK ON THIS ROLEPLAY PLEASE PM ME WITH ANYTHING THAT CAN BE IMPROVED UPON AND PLEASE ENJOY THE ROLEPLAY. YOU ARE MORE THAN FREE TO LEAVE COMMENTS IN HERE OF COURSE BUT ANY NEGATIVITY OR JUST BANTER PLEASE KEEP IT OUT OF HERE) The family tree Buckley Spuckler as a child, 1984 Buckley Houston was born in Logansport Memorial Hospital on March 27th, 1981 by his two parents, Tucker Houston and April White. After the birth of their 2nd son, Buckley, the couple decided to tie the knot. Growing up, the family lived on a large farm in Logansport. They grew corn and sold their bunch at the local farmer's market. Tucker Houston worked hard to provide for his family and April mended to the family inside the kitchen and home. This is where Buckley learned a lot about hard work and appreciation for nature. Being from a rural town, Buckley grew up going on hayrides and going to small local fairs. He grew up going down the old rocky roads barefoot and shooting BB guns. He grew up where you got your water from a well. He grew up a country boy. Everyone in town knew each other for the most part. But whenever Buckley found himself in a tight spot, whether it be because he got stuck in a tree, or somebody was bullying him, his older brother Marshall had his back. Marshall was a great older brother who taught him many things, such as how to shoot, with a BB gun, and other not so good things like how to steal from the corner store without being caught. Around when Buckley turned 4, April gave birth to her 3rd child, John Houston. This is very upsetting to April because she's always wanted a girl. Buckley was ecstatic because now he can be the big brother that Marshall always was to him. He couldn't wait to pass on what Marshall taught him to his younger sibling. At about the age of 6, Buckley finally got to go fishing with his father Tucker, and Marshall. This excited him very much because he was always jealous of his older brother Marshall, who always got to go fishing with his father. Now being six years old, his father decided it was time for him to start learning how to fish and later down the line how to hunt, as this was instilled into his mind that to become a man, you must be a good fisherman and a good hunter. As they fished Buckley got to spend some quality time with his father and they talked and he learned very valuable things about becoming a man, and he even got to take a sip of his dads Budweiser. The same year, April gives birth again to a final member of the family, Debra Houston. April is excited to have a daughter, she's been wanting one for a very, very long time. Buckley and Marshall have vowed that they will protect their sister from anything and anyone, to be her protector from the world. They also vowed to teach her how to fish and hunt, as they think she will be into that stuff even though she's a girl. This is the morals they were raised on by their father. To protect family and the people who can't protect themselves. Their father instilled into them what it means to be a real man at an early age. Buckley during highschool, 1996 As Buckley gets older he eventually starts high school at Logansport Community Highschool. He was one of the coolest kids in his class. Women wanted him and men wanted to be him. He was popular around school. Marshall was now a senior in high school. Marshall was planning on joining the Navy since he was a sophomore and a recruiter went to talk to him about the benefits. At this point, Marshall was focused more on his future than his brothers. This did not take away from the brotherhood between Buckley and John. The two would continue a strong bond and Buckley worked day by day to ensure that John was on path to becoming the man he needed to become, not only for himself but for Debra as he will be the only one left to watch after her once the other two brothers left home. Buckley was not a trouble-maker in school, but at the same time he wasn't exactly a goody-two-shoes either. He was more focused on the school football team where he was a varsity linebacker and women. He didn't get into many fights, until his first fight at school, where a kid tried to fight him over a girl he liked named Rachel Spencer. The kid fighting him was Jason Freeman. Jason and they met up in the front of the school where Jason snuck in a couple of punches. Buckley ate the punches, and was no stranger to fighting growing up with two brother. He landed a couple of hooks that would lead to knocking Jason on his ass. This was enough to impress Rachel and he scored a date with her to a drive-in theatre. The two would grow closer to one another and the ladies' man that Buckley once was, is now settling down with the love of his life. Rachel became pregnant with Buckley's child at the age of 17. Buckley was 18 and ready to go to the US army and follow in his brothers' footsteps. This devastated Rachel as she would be alone to take care of the child as Buckley enlisted, but Buckley ensured he will stay there with her as at the time there was no sign of war. Buckley Houston pictured with other members of his battalion, 2001 Everything had changed in 2001. After 2 years of being enlisted in the US army, on Sept. 11th, 2001, the twin towers were struck by two hijacked planes. Buckley remembers very vividly that he was heading to go pick up his son from daycare when he heard the news. He immediately pulled over and cried for his country. Not long after the United States had concluded that a terrorist group named Al-Qaeda was behind this horrific attack on US soil, and he was soon after deployed into Iraq. This was scary news for him and his family, as he is now being sent to a completely foreign land. He quickly befriends some of his squad-mates, such as Maurice Johnson and Robert Polinka, as they become close. The battalion was called to an IED in Erbil. The group was to defend the position as they were the closest to the designation. As they were defending the bomb squad from a safe distance, Buckley saw a flashing light from a distance. He wasn't sure what the light was as he paused a moment. Robert and Maurice saw Buckley freeze and started to look out into the distance. Within seconds, you'd hear the fire of a gunshot, and shortly after Robert lay dead by the feet of Buckley. Buckley stood there, he couldn't believe what he saw. Maurice had to pull him into cover. Everything else that happened that day was a blur to Buckley. He blames himself to this day for the death of Robert as he froze and he didn't say anything. And to add to the drama, he didn't even get to avenge Robert's death. He carries Robert's dog tags with him every day to remember his brother, who has been lost but never forgotten. A year later, as the group was heading to Baghdad in '02 as some allies were under direct fire and needed immediate backup. This led to the battalion moving faster than normal and made them exposed to any surprise attacks. About halfway there between Baghdad and Samarra, the group would trigger a hidden IED in the street. Everything was going great until the random explosion which led to their Humvee being destroyed from the blast. Maurice died from the explosion and Buckley was one of the few survivors of the blast. Unfortunately, the blast had destroyed his right leg and led to medics having to amputate his leg and give him a prosthetic one. Shortly after this unfortunate event, Buckley was discharged back home. He was given a purple heart for his service from President Bush, but at what cost? Mentally the war took everything from Buckley and physically crippled him. Buckley with his wife Rachel, 2004 Buckley returns home and he is blessed to be able to hug and kiss his wife and see his son again. He was sad his son had to see a paralyzed father, but regardless glad he was able to see his father at all unlike his military brother Robert. But, everything that glitters is not gold. After years of serving in the military, Buckley struggled to find a job as a disabled war veteran. He also obtained a very severe form of PTSD, he would wake up in the middle of the night in a fit of screams, he'd have very visual flashbacks of the war, of the IED explosion, of his friend who died right in front of his eyes. He was not the same man he was before and he was too ashamed to admit he had a problem. The life he planned to build after his service had started to crumble right in front of his eyes. Due to Buckley's unsuccess in life as well as the settling depression, he started to lean towards alcohol abuse. You see, the bottle helped relieve him of his pain. It helped him forget the past and his unfortunate present. However, it made him cold and bitter. Rachel saw his anger as a serious issue, and Buckley saw it as the only option to fix his issues. His anger would be undoubted as he'd get into loud fights with his wife. Yelling insults and throwing things across the room was commonplace. Cayden was scared and would always hide from his parents. Knowing what he's doing hurt him but only made him even more hateful and made the situation worse. The worst of all of his outbursts came out in 2008. In 2008 his PTSD started to delve into his alcoholic state and it led to very violent, uncontrollable fits of rage. One said fit led to him slapping Rachel across his face. This is when Rachel took Cayden and they moved in with her mother. Eventually Rachel would file for divorce from Buckley and during the court proceedings he lost full custody of his son due to him being mentally incapable of taking care of him. This led Buckley to a very extreme state of depression. He finally picked up a job. The only one he could do as a disabled man, he'd work at an office faxing papers out. He became a shell of the man he once was. On the bright side, he started to go to therapy which helped him get his anger issues some of his PTSD under control. He feels like it's time to speak on his issues, not for him, but for his son who he let down. Buckley fishing in the Alamo Sea, 2020 Buckley will move to Los Santos in 2020. His depression was starting to get under control but it was still pretty bad, so he moved somewhere where he felt like hunting and fishing would be a lot more enjoyable. He started to get his alcohol abuse under control, through hunting and fishing. The one thing that has brought enjoyment in his life since he was child. Los Santos was the new start he needed to take back control of his life and turn everything around. Buckley would still attempt to write to his family to check in on them, and every month or so he'd be greeted with a return letter. Marshall(currently 42) is also in San Andreas, where he was with Alice Houston until they had a falling off and she left him because he couldn't hold a job. As for John(35), he'd be at home taking care of the farm that their family had built, as Tucker was far too old to do this on his own anymore. As for Debra(32), she'd meet a man and they'd be living happily ever after in New York. She'd live the modern life now. He'd also write a letter to his son Cayden(21) nearly 3 times a week. He was obsessed with writing to his son. He's vowed to continue to write to him until he received a response because that's all he's ever wanted and to date Buckley has never received a return letter from him. Cayden only knows his father as an abusive drunk. He looks at Buckley as a dark spot in his life. That does not stop Buckley from writing to him as his son means the most to him. The thought of doing what was best for his son is what got him through the darkest times of his life. He'd do anything to see him again. He doesn't want to die never seeing his son again.
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Recycling really old memes aside, I did want to kick up another discussion for this. It's no secret that RP on the server is pretty one-sided. The vast, vast majority of the player base is concentrated in LS. That's never really going to change, most people here come sold on the idea of roleplaying pseudo-Los Angeles. From the high class civilians who drive around in sports cars and frequent clubs to the lower class workers who work at the docks or shops. Same goes for less than legal RP, organized crime tends to take vast inspiration from the syndicates and gangs that've gained near mythical status in LA. This is gonna focus on the county, though. RP for the county is wholly concentrated in Sandy Shores and Harmony. The RP in these towns revolves almost completely around low-income rural lifestyles. Sandy's a run down forgotten town, Stab City is a trailer park, and Harmony has a few hotels, some mechanics and even more trailers. But because of this, county RP has become almost exclusively this breed of roleplay. To the point where it feels like anyone from the County (Regardless of which town in the county) may as well be from Dixieland. People in Sandy and Harmony, for the most part, like the status quo. They're having fun, and they don't want sweeping changes that will turn their RP hubs into something totally different. They've got every right to feel this way, and changing their fun isn't right. But with the discussion of the Cayo Perico mod, I came to the realization that there really isn't any option for middle class RP in the county. As someone who grew up in a rural area of the US that both absolutely ate shit during the 2008 recession and recovered from said recession from tripling down on tourism, I'm going to pull from real life experience. Because I've believed for a while now that Paleto has an absurd amount of potential that can generate interest and a dedicated player base for RPers of all cloths and colors. It's a coastal town that has access to a pristine beach, a huge mountain area for hunting/skiing/hiking, and space to build. There's a ton of business opportunities here, both legal and illegal. Anyone who's ever been to places like Myrtle Beach or Ocean City knows that these places can be both extremely beautiful and exceptionally sleazy at the same time. Because what better place to sell LSD than a place where a thousand college kids show up for Spring/Summer break? Or charge them exhorbant prices for hotels, food and attractions. And the best part is we could do this while not changing the RP scene in Sandy or Harmony. It could create three different 'poles' on the map, each one with a different overall culture for the characters who focus there. Does anyone else agree? I know this is pretty optimistic, but I think it's worth giving a shot if enough resources can be mustered.
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THE PIZZA BAR | Est. 1972 HISTORY: The Pizza Bar is a Paleto Bay sandwich/pizza shop, renowned state-wide across northwest San Andreas for their "Hot Ham n' Cheese" sandwich and hand-rolled pizzas. It features a classic, simple menu consisting of authentic Sicilian and Italian dishes, as well as traditional American fare. Originally founded as a pool hall in the 1960s by Neapolitan immigrant Carlo Furillo, it was purchased in 1972 by Blaine County Circuit clerk James Leigh and his wife Lucille. Turning it into a sandwich shop, the Pizza Bar became a staple of Blaine County, catering primarily to Paleto High's afterschool crowd. Following Lucille's death in 2014, the restaurant began to sink into decline. In December 2022, the Pizza Bar filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and all assets were sold to Los Santos entrepreneur Vincent J. Torelli in March 2023. Under the Torelli family's ownership, the interior was repaired and the menu was revitalized, consisting primarily of traditional American fare and authentic Italian and Sicilian recipes from Vincent's grandmother, who originally hailed from Agrigento, Western Sicily. MENU: EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES: ONLINE APPLICATION - CLICK HERE
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Vincent Torelli From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Vincent Torelli (born November 19, 1987) is an American reputed mobster, and an associate of the Alderney-based Torelli crime family, currently active in southern San Andreas. Vincent's father James Torelli, Jr. is the reputed boss of the Torelli crime family in Alderney City. Allegedly, Vincent worked closely with the Los Santos-based Martorano crime family. He was associated with captain John "Apples" Aparo in Downtown Los Santos during 2022. Prior to his association to the mafia, Vincent also worked as a business analyst for Faraday Securities Corporation, a stockbroking company on Wall Street in Liberty City, from 2005 until 2014. Vincent currently resides in Paleto Bay, San Andreas with his fiancée and their two children. Biography Vincent James Torelli was born on November 19, 1987 at the Westdyke Memorial Hospital in Alderney City. His father James was the acting boss of the Torelli crime family, and is of Sicilian descent with ancestry in Messina, Eastern Sicily. His mother Rosalie (née Sferra) was a homemaker also of Sicilian descent, with relatives in the commune of Ribera, in Agrigento, Western Sicily. Vincent also has a paternal relation to Western Sicily through his fifth cousin Samuel Cantavespre, who's family came from Bisacquino (only 82 kilometers from Agrigento). Samuel's mother Francesca Longo shared a cousin relation with Liberty City mobster Joe N. Gallo of the Amato crime family. Samuel is also a made member of the Liberty City-based Lombardo crime family, and is currently active in Birmingham, Alabama. Vincent was raised in the affluent Montclair neighborhood in Essex County, and attended Immaculate Conception High School. He graduated with a diploma in 2005, and later attended Vespucci University in Liberty City. He graduated in 2011 with a Master's Degree in Business Analytics. Career From 2005 until 2014, Vincent was employed as a business analyst for Faraday Securities Corporation in Liberty City. He was allegedly terminated in November 2014 due to job outsourcing. Vincent was unemployed from 2014 until July 2021. By mid-2021, he began living in Los Santos, San Andreas. He was employed by the Los Santos Waste Department as a driver and fleet manager until August 2022. According to organized crime researchers, Vincent was also employed as a laborer at Horizon Construction, a mafia-operated firm in Los Santos. According to public records, Vincent was also employed by several Martorano-connected bars and restaurants in Los Santos in 2022. As of July 2023, Vincent owns and operates the Pizza Bar, a restaurant in Paleto Bay, San Andreas. Organized crime history Organized crime researchers believe Vincent's initial involvement with the Italian-American mafia began in 2005, when he was hired by Faraday Securities Corporation. His father James Torelli reputedly used his connections to Wall Street businessmen in Algonquin, Liberty City to secure the position for Vincent. He also could've used extortionary tactics against then-executive Sylvester McCollough, who later died of natural causes in 2010. By 2021, Vincent was active in the criminal underworld of Los Santos. It is believed that during much of 2021 and early 2022, Vincent was associated with Melody Frey, a noted criminal figure and political anarchist active in southern San Andreas. It is believed that Frey was responsible for the importation and distribution of large amounts of fentanyl and cocaine via an importer with ties to the San Andreas government, and that Vincent worked as an enforcer for Frey's organized criminal ring on behalf of the Torelli crime family. By the summer of 2022, Vincent allegedly gained a connection to the locally dominant Martorano crime family, and worked primarily as a drug trafficker for the organization. He was associated to the Downtown crew, through captain John "Apples" Aparo (d. 2023). According to witness testimony, Vincent was also an associate of Rocco DiFiore (d. 2022), Ronald DiFiore (d. 2022), and Dominic Civella, the latter of which was indicted in April 2023 for racketeering and embezzlement. As of July 2023, Vincent maintains a loose connection to the mafia presence in southern San Andreas, reputedly working as a representative of the Alderney mafia. He conducts business from the Pizza Bar, a restaurant in rural Paleto Bay. References 1. ^ Black Hand Forum (needs citation) 2. ^ u/Wdstrvx (June 19, 2023). "James Torelli blood relatives c. 2023 ". reddit.com/r/mafia 3. ^ Capeci, Jerry (January 12, 2021). "The Torelli Crime Family - Is It Dead?". Gangland News. 4. ^ Stevens, Garry (November 4, 2004). "The Liberty Mafia - 50 Years After Its Heyday". The Empire Times. 5. ^ (August 27, 2013). "The Sopranos In Real Life - The True Story of the Alderney Mafia". Stonefield Productions. 6. ^ (December 11, 2022). "Bio: James Torelli, Jr.". lcnbios.blogspot.com 7. ^ [23GJCR00173] People of the State of San Andreas v. Dominic Civella
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