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This thread will follow the life of Archie "Crazy" Navarro, a Eastside Playboys 13 gang member.

This thread was created to follow the adventures and development of Sergio Espina.

Eastside Playboys 13 Overview The Eastside Playboys 13, also known as the Conejos or rabbit gang is an excessively vicious primarily but not exclusively Mexican-American street gang that established in the late 1975s on the Eastern side of Southern Los Santos, Jamestown Street to Roy Lowenstein Boulevard and to 35th Street. The Playboys were originally formed as a non violent car club called the "Southern Califas Latin Playboys Car Club", although disregarding their positive reputation in recent years. The majority of members from the Playboys share the same common hatred towards other low income neighbourhoods like themselves. They occasionally find themselves in disputes over money, drugs, and territory. The Playboys gang are no strangers of carrying out illegal activities. Despite being Sureños themselves with allegiances to the Mexican Mafia, the Playboys are at rivalry with most southerner gangs. The older generation of the Playboys manipulate and influence the younger generation by glamorising narcotics and gang violence. The current generation of the Playboys is less organised and holds a way more violent reputation than the older generation. There is only 1 active sub-set underneath the Eastside Playboys 13. 35th Street Zoo Riders (35ZR). Zoo Riders, formerly known as "Dukes" clique was one of the first from the Playboys 13 to house individuals from different ethnic groups despite their background as a purely Mexican-American street gang. One thing that is common amongst all street gangs in Los Santos is the unfortunate loss of members. Members from the Playboys often are incarcerated or killed over problems in the streets. On numerous of occasions, cliques underneath the Playboys have gone defunct over deaths of their friends or family members. Some cliques stand strong together, offering care and income for those who remain. Deceased members from the Playboys are usually dissed online by their rivals to provoke them. Death threats and disses to videos of attacks are sometimes caught on camera by ragged members from the Playboys and posted to the internet, attracting nothing but law enforcement. To date, members within the Playboys use the Playboy Rabbit logo as homage to their representation. Pittsburgh pirates merch is a particular logo used amongst Playboys, representing the "P" in gangs name. Residents and law enforcers are fully aware of the street gangs presents, though the members from the gang still show no remorse towards the evident murders and other criminal activities that're committed. Frustration and desperateness is one of the most common thoughts amongst members from the Playboys. Unemployed, many are desperate for money to keep their families from hitting the low point, doing whatever is necessary to make ends meet. 35th Street Zoo Riders Clique The 35th Street Zoo Riders clique from the Eastside Playboys 13 was one first functioning sub-cliques to be founded after the disbanding of the Southern Califas Latin Playboys Car Club in the late 1975s. The Zoo Riders clique is located on 35th Street to Roy Lowenstein. In the late 2014s, this specific clique was en route to being the next clique to go defunct underneath the Eastside Playboys 13. Two members from the Zoo Riders clique that hold tight ties to the cliques leadership were incarcerated for the murder of an innocent person along with three accounts of attempted murder after storming a house party in hopes of murdering a rival gang member that was also attending the party. With the two members from the clique finally sentenced two years after the murder, there was no chance of the Los Santos Police Department catching up with the clique itself. Pink Bunny Clicka Founded and originally created in the late 1980s, the Pink Bunny Clicka was a sub-clique from the Eastside Playboys 13 gang that became defunct in the late 1990s. Formed of impecunious Mexican-American females, this clique only lasted a couple of decades before going inactive. Disbanded because of low membership counts and dishonesty, the Pink Bunny Clicka members wore pink and blue to signify their Eastside Playboys 13 representation. Strictly made to house females, the Pink Bunny Clicka had control over a fair share of the Roy Lowenstein area. Often, the Pink Bunny Clicka would be in altercations with other subgroups underneath the Eastside Playboys 13, also having brief involvements beefing the 18th Street gang. Alliances And Rivalries From disrespectful taunts and threats online to blatant murders in broad daylight, the Playboys will do anything they can to cause a feud towards anyone opposing. With that being said, the Playboys only share an alliance with three other illegal organisations. The Mexican Mafia, Carnales 13, and the Wild Boyz. Even though the Playboys house a large amount of affiliates, although comparing them to their rivals, they're very outnumbered. The Playboys are in a long-term war with Florencia 13, 18th Street Gang, and the 38th Street Gang. They also hold rivalries and disagreements with the Hang Out Boyz, 41st Street Gang, 55 Bunch Gang and the Mexican Klan 13. Memberships from each gangs listed are unfortunately reduced daily from homicides all around Los Santos. Both Florencia 13 and fewer cliques underneath the 38th Street Gang share allegiances to the Mexican Mafia. When affiliates from the Playboys find themselves locked inside of Prison Facilities as inmates they will group up with their race and set aside any rivalries with Southerner gangs. Those from the Playboys who are not from the Latino decent are directed into the Mexican-American race group. For those who oppose of grouping up with Latino car from the Playboys have to deal with consequences. Some members from different cliques under the Playboys is often seen inside of state prisons in San Andreas. Ragged members from the Playboys find it harder to be released from prison due to being so deeply involved with crime in and outside of the penitentiary.