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The 108th Blocc Crips are a very violent subset of the Rollin 100’s crip alliance, they’re a primarily African-American gang. The 108th Blocc Crips are located in the Western South Central region of Los Santos. They stretch from 108th and Strawberry Avenue down to 109th and Carson Avenue. The 108th Blocc Crips were formed in the early 2000’s by Davis “Lil Pop” Wright, although they are a fairly new subset under the Blocc Crips the 108th Blocc Crips are considered one of the frontliners for the Rollin 100’s alliance as they are known for their very flashy lifestyle and also the violent crimes against their rivals in the name of the Rollin 100’s. The 108th Blocc Crips are arguably the most notable subset out of the whole Rollin 100’s due to their violent and vicious mentality and acts against their main rivals especially the Hoovers in the recent years. The split of the Hunnits On October 31st, 2021 a what was supposed to be a friendly fade turned into a heated exchange between a member of the 108 Blocc Crips and the 1e11 Neighborhood Crips that would change the Rollin 100’s forever. Halloween night, a member of the 1e11 Neighborhood Crips by the name of “Lil Spookyloc” was hosting a dice game on 111th and Roy Lowenstein Blvd. A 108th Blocc Crip beloved member by the name of “Tiny Jaccboy” was invited to the dice game by Spookyloc. Upon arriving at the dice game Jaccboy began to instantly get in on it, he quickly began to take multiple 1e11 Neighborhood Crip members money in the dice game time after time. The game quickly shifted from being fun, to intense as multiple 1e11 Neighborhood Crips felt that Jaccboy took all of their money in a dice game that was organized by them including Spookyloc. As the game went on, Jaccboy again kept taking money from the 1e11 Neighborhood Crips. Spookyloc then mouthed off to Jaccboy calling him a “Weirdo” Jaccboy immediately called out Spookyloc for a friendly squabble to put an end to the intense situation at hand. Spookyloc and Jaccboy fought, Jaccboy got the best of Spookyloc ultimately dropping him. Jaccboy began to walk up to Spookyloc after he dropped him as he said “Spooky cuh, you tripping.” Spookyloc then mouthed out “Nigga, on One Eleven Crip fuck you!” before opening fire on Jaccboy hitting him in the head twice ending his life on the spot. The following day word quickly spread that Jaccboy was shot and killed in the heart of the 1e11 Neighborhood Crips turf. Word quickly spread that Spookyloc was the person behind the slaying of Jaccboy thus creating a division between the Rollin 100’s. 100 days 100 Nights. July 17th, 2015 on a summer night Jacob “Infant Flame” Garret who was a notable and well loved member of the 108th Blocc Crips was walking down 109th and Strawberry Avenue on his way to the corner store on Forum Drive where he was spotted by three members of the 107 Hoovers. Upon laying eyes on Jacob, they quickly bussed a U-turn and parked up at the Brogue Avenue car wash. The three 107 members disembarked from their vehicle, one holding a MAC10 styled weapon in his left hand and began to jog up to Jacob. Once close enough one of the members shouted out “Aye Groove!” Once Jacob heard those two words, he immediately tried to run in an attempt to escape being shot but that didn’t work at all. All three of the 107 Hoover members begin to open fire on Jacob striking him more than fifteen times on Carson Avenue ending his life. Being that Jacob was loved by many subsets in the Rollin 100’s after hearing what had happened to Jacob, members of the 108th Blocc Crips quickly adopted the name Blue Flame Gang and all Rollin 100’s subsets waged war on all Hoovers and any enemy of the Rollin 100’s and people in their area and made it known that they would kill anybody who was seen outside within those 100 days. Within 24 hours of Jacob being killed one member from the 83 Hoovers was killed, two members from the 107 Hoovers was killed and a member of 99 Mafia Crip was killed. The media and LSPD quickly picked up on what was happening and advised anyone who wasn’t gang affiliated to stay inside. Thus put the Rollin 100's, especially the 108 Blocc Crips, on the map as one of the most violent gangs in the Los Santos area. Underground x Blocc Crip The Underground and Blocc Crips have had a tight alliance with each other dating all the way back to the 1970’s when the Underground Blocc Crip alliance was formed between the two gangs by Ronald “Big Jimbo” Perkins. These two gangs and their subsets have been close for years so when the Rollin 100’s split up the Underground’s sided with the Blocc Crips no questions asked and began to beef the 1e11 and 115 Neighborhood Crips together. The Underground Blocc Crip alliance consists of multiple subsets under the Rollin 100’s such as 105th Underground Crips, the 103rd Underground Crips, 104th Underground Crips, 108th Blocc Crips, and the 113th Original Blocc Crips. Allies and Rivals. The 108 Blocc Crips share the same rivals as all of the subsets under the Rollin 100’s such as the Chamberlain Mafia Gangster Bloods, 83 Gangster Crips, Innocence Family Gangster Bloods, Neighborhood Piru’s, Avenue Piru Gang, Harvard Gangster Crips, Centinela Park Family Bloods, Center Park Bloods, Broadway Gangster Crips, Van Ness Gangster Brims Watergate Crips, Madd Family Swan Bloods, and the Shotgun Gangster Crips. Despite them being a part of the Rollin 100’s alliance, they are into it with the 1e11 Neighborhood Crips and the 115 Neighborhood Crips due to the split caused by the 1e11’s after the death of Jaccboy. The 108 Blocc Crips main rivals are the Hoovers as they’ve had one of the deadliest gang beefs in Los Santos history. The 108th Blocc Crips share many of the same allies with subsets under the Rollin 100’s such as All Neighborhood Crips excluding the 1e11 and 115 Neighborhood Crips. They’re also allies with the Main St Mafia Crips, Denver Lane Gangster Bloods, Rollin 30’s Harlem Crips, East Coast Crips, and the Hard Time Hustler Crips.
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(Chain Gang members before the Blood alliance, 1972) History The Imperial Family Gang (IFG), also known as the Imperial Family Gangster Bloods (IFGB), is a predominantly African-American street gang formed in the 1970s. Rumored to have been started by Ronald Brewer, early members included Dirty Red, Tommy Acres, Sick Mick, and J.R. Originally known as the Chain Gang, the set existed before the formation of the Blood alliance. IFGB operated in Chamberlain Hills, holding significant power alongside the Brims and other Damu sets, long before the rise of the Crips. The gang originally emerged as a small neighborhood crew, with some members referring to themselves as Brystal Rydaz, a clique based in Crystal Heights, part of the larger Imperial Housing community. IFGB played a crucial role in the first Bloods vs. Crips rivalries, particularly against the Westside Crips, founded by Stanley “Tookie” Williams in the early 1970s. IFGB maintains strong relationships with Mad Swan Bloods, Centinela Family, and Carson Mafia Bloods, primarily due to their common rivalry with the Neighborhood Crips, who have a truce with the Eight-Tray Gangster Crips. Their main enemies include the Rollin’ 60s Neighborhood Crips and 100s, but despite being Bloods, they have also engaged in Blood-on-Blood conflicts, most notably against the Neighborhood Pirus, Black P Stones, Bounty Hunters, and their long-standing rivalry with the Denver Lane Bloods, which escalated into violent confrontations in 2010, leading to multiple casualties over several years. Territory & Operations The Imperial Family Gangster Bloods (IFGB) control territory stretching from Forum Drive to Strawberry Avenue, with a strong presence in the Imperial Housing projects. These projects contain multiple sub-housing sectors, including Crystal Heights, All-Swell, and various other apartment complexes, forming the primary base for their street operations. One of the most influential members in IFGB history was Isaac “BingKo#3” Brown, a highly respected figure in the Forum Drive community. Known for his gambling habits, BingKo was a street general with a vision to elevate his hood out of poverty. He recognized the systemic suppression of his people and saw an opportunity in the heroin trade during the 1990s. Under BingKo's leadership, IFGB distanced itself from unnecessary gang conflicts, focusing instead on maximizing drug profits. Heroin, widely abused in Davis, Strawberry, Grove, and surrounding areas, became a lucrative business for IFGB. BingKo and his associates found ways to cut production costs while underselling competitors, allowing them to dominate the heroin market through the late 1990s and early 2000s. In 2003, BingKo was convicted on multiple felony charges, including large-scale narcotics distribution, and was sentenced to 67 years in Twin Towers Penitentiary, San Andreas. Following his incarceration, authorities intensified their focus on IFGB, leading to the collapse of their heroin trade. Rise of Violence & Gang Conflicts After being pushed out of the drug game, the Imperial Family Bloods found themselves exposed to heightened gang warfare. Without BingKo's strategic leadership, money was no longer the primary focus: survival became the priority. The district of Davis suffered from severe government underfunding, with officials cutting costs in public services, infrastructure, and housing maintenance. The Imperial Housing Projects fell into even greater disrepair, with issues like contaminated tap water, safety hazards, and rising crime rates plaguing the community. These worsening conditions made the gang an attractive option for residents seeking protection, especially among uneducated, impoverished, and vulnerable individuals. IFGB capitalized on this, manipulating its influence to draw more recruits into the gang lifestyle. Throughout the 2000s, IFGB evolved from a money-driven enterprise into a militant street gang focused on turf wars and retaliation shootings. As newer generations came up, the original motives of the founders were abandoned. Young IFGB members were raised in a culture centered around robberies, kidnappings, shootings, and vandalism rather than financial expansion. Between 2010 and 2015, crime rates in South Los Santos soared, with IFGB responsible for some of the highest-recorded gang-related shootings in the city. They became infamous for their refusal to back down from rival gangs, engaging in high-profile conflicts and solidifying their place as one of the most dangerous Blood sets in Los Santos. (2014 Los Santos Network Article) Gentrification The Imperial Family Gangster Bloods (IFGB) experienced significant challenges due to gentrification in the 1980s. As Los Santos made the decision to expand private schooling and encourage real estate investment, the neighborhood saw an influx of affluent families and developers eager to capitalize on the shifting landscape. Land was rapidly purchased, and older homes and apartment buildings underwent costly renovations, dramatically increasing property values and rental prices. Many long-time residents, unable to afford the rising costs, were forced to leave their homes. The community, once a stronghold for IFGB, saw a drastic reduction in population as families who had lived there for generations struggled to keep up with the financial burden. This displacement not only reduced the gang’s numbers but also eroded the neighborhood’s unique culture and identity. For those who remained, life became increasingly difficult. The economic hardships forced many to find alternative ways to survive. Some turned to underground economies and illicit activities, while others took on multiple jobs in an attempt to provide for their families. Despite the financial struggle, IFGB members remained determined to hold on to their territory and way of life, adapting to the new reality while facing pressure from both rival gangs and increased law enforcement scrutiny. Crime rates rose as gentrification intensified, creating an environment where tensions ran high. The gang, though reduced in size, became more resolute in asserting its presence. As traditional income sources became less reliable, some members sought legitimate work to maintain stability while staying connected to IFGB. The rapid changes to the neighborhood presented a new set of obstacles, but the Imperial Family Gangster Bloods remained a defining force, determined to maintain their foothold in a community that was slipping away from them. (Present Day IFGB Members) Current Day The Imperial Family Gangster Bloods (IFGB) continue to operate in a hostile and volatile environment. Surrounded by Crip-affiliated sets on all sides, their presence in Forum Drive remains precarious. With former Blood sets like Murder Park Families (MPF) either disbanded or overtaken by Crips, IFGB is one of the last remaining Blood sets in the area, making them a prime target for rival attacks. Violence remains an unavoidable aspect of IFGB’s existence, as turf wars, retaliatory shootings, and ongoing conflicts with Crip rivals define their day-to-day reality. The Imperial Housing community remains a hotspot for the gang’s open-air drug market, serving as a key source of income but also attracting heavy law enforcement scrutiny. Many young residents find themselves drawn into the drug trade, viewing it as their only viable path to quick money and street credibility. As a result, the community remains under constant surveillance, and IFGB members frequently face legal repercussions. Over the past decade, IFGB has been linked to hundreds of illegal activities, including gang shootings, drug distribution, extortion, robberies, kidnappings, grand theft auto, and more. Law enforcement statistics indicate that 1 in 5 members have been either accessories to or directly involved in major crimes, a stark reflection of the gang's deep entrenchment in Davis' socio-economic struggles. The gang's membership spans across generations, with members ranging from as young as 13 to as old as 65, demonstrating the gang’s deeply rooted presence. For many, IFGB members, it is more than just a gang: it is a way of survival, with members bonding over the shared struggle of adapting to an unforgiving environment. Peer pressure, lack of economic opportunity, and the promise of protection continue to push younger recruits into the cycle of gang life, ensuring IFGB’s influence remains despite constant opposition.
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Louise (Huxtable) Williams-Jackson was born on March 7, 1989, to Janine and Lawrence Huxtable at 6th and Baronne in New Orleans, Louisiana, before the area underwent gentrification. Her childhood was plagued by poverty and familial discord. Her parents, strict and self-centered, fell victim to the Crack Cocaine Epidemic of the ‘80s and ‘90s as it slowly made its way into Louisiana, becoming addicted to the drug. Louise, the youngest of the three, along with her brothers James and Andre, focused on staying together, recognizing their parents as a lost cause. James and Andre took on the role of her protectors, ensuring her safety as best they could while attending school. The three siblings often spent more time outdoors to avoid the tumultuous home environment. Academically gifted, Louise excelled in school, earning high grades with ease. However, a particularly dark day marked a turning point in their lives. A violent altercation erupted when their father began abusing James, prompting Andre to intervene. During the scuffle, their father stabbed Andre. Louise in tears, watched helplessly as their mother tried to defuse the situation. The commotion drew law enforcement, who arrived swiftly, taking the children away while Andre was rushed to the hospital. Both parents were arrested and charged with assault, domestic violence, and child abuse. The children entered the foster care system, struggling to adapt but remained close to eachother. Eventually, Charles and Shanté Williams adopted them, and they relocated to Los Santos, San Andreas. A 21 year old Louise Louise and her brothers began anew in Vespucci, a area that is famous for its beaches, tourism and several giftshops. She attended Vespucci High, where she excelled, graduating with honors before enrolling at the University of Los Santos, San Andreas. There, she studied Criminal Justice, completing her degree in four years. Determined to make a difference, Louise joined the Sheriff’s Department as a deputy at Fuero Orilla Station. Her unwavering commitment to justice and exceptional work ethic distinguished her from her peers. Over the years, she earned respect from colleagues and superiors alike, eventually joining the Special Victims Detail. In this role, Louise dedicated herself to investigating and advocating for crime victims, both children and adults. During this time, she met Jackson, with whom she shared a deep connection due to their similar backgrounds. They fell in love and had a son, Jermaine. Though they married, the relationship ended when Jackson was unfaithful, leading Louise to leave him and take custody of their son. Despite personal challenges, Louise continued to advance in her career. She transitioned to the Gang Enforcement Team (GET) for several years before moving to Operation Safe Streets (OSSB) as a Gang Investigator. The dynamic and often chaotic gangs in the environment of Los Santos presented new challenges, but Louise’s dedication to her work remained steadfast. Louise 4 years later in the ranks of the Sheriff's Department
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The story of Big Cheese Hector Luis is a Hispanic male who was born and raised around the Rollin' 60s Neighborhood Crips. He carried top grades throughout Davis high school. His Grandma received lots of inheritance money and sent him to the best university possible, praying that he didn't fall victim to the streets. After fighting a loosing battle with obesity, Big Cheese suffers a blood clot in the area which leads to the heart, this caused him to have a non-fatal heart attack on the ULSA football field. He tried to run seven laps around the track as a task for the fraternity... He was taken into Pillbox and stayed over night. The doctor told Hector that if he doesn't loose some weight and stop sipping Codeine & Promethazine syrup, he was going to die. The following day Hector was released from Pillbox and took it to Face browser, making light of a very serious situation. Despite the tough act, Hector was very scared, he knew had to loose some weight. He started to attend the GYM that ULSA provided, since it's free for students, he had no excuse. Hector found the GYM hard at first and felt like quitting multiple times but he knew that it was life or death so he stuck at it. Eventually Hector started to see improvements in the GYM and this led to him gaining a slight addiction to working out. This would shock many people as they probably didn't believe he would do it. Hector once again goes to Face browser to document his weight loss journey, over time he starts to make some real progress. MULTIPLE MONTHS LATER..... As you can see, Hector put hard work and dedication into the GYM. He worked hard and hired various trainers, he even ate healthy food! Here I will document the life of Hector Luis AKA Big Cheese in his new, fitter state...
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This thread will document the development of Elena Velázquez, an undocumented woman from Jalisco, Mexico fleeing the violence of the Mexican Drug War. Age: 18 Birthplace: Guadalajara, Jalisco Background: Elena Velazquez is an undocumented immigrant who hails from Guadalajara, Jalisco. Her mother worked as a doctor, while her father served as a local police officer. Elena fled Mexico at the age of 15 for the United States, due to the rampant violence in her hometown. Elena's father was killed in a shootout while on duty. With the family in crisis, Elena’s mother paid a coyote to ferry her into San Andreas across the border in the hope of reaching her uncle who lives in Los Santos. She was smuggled into Los Santos with the help of an affiliate of the Hoy Ping Association - James Yan, an experienced coyote. Upon arriving in Los Santos, Elena set out to link up with her uncle who was renting a property in the Charleston projects of Davis. She spent the first few months navigating the wild environment that is South Central. Over a period of two years she has managed to adapt to her environment; becoming friends with affiliates of the local street gang in her area, 500 Block Piru all while attending Davis High and hustling as a small-time street drug dealer to make ends meet. Elena's stay in Davis was only temporary, she spent two years in Davis before relocating to Phoenix, Arizona to live with her aunt. Special shout to Dimmi for the smuggling RP below.
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W/S 18th Street Gangsters In the 1900s, a large rate of Hispanic immigrants flooded the border of Los Santos, settling in areas like Rancho, Davis, Carson, and Mirror Park. Some hispanic teens who weren't accepted into other Hispanic gangs joined Clanton 14 as a source of protection and income. Eventually, they'd decide they wanted their own gang/clique, "Clanton 18" which would be frowned upon by members of the gang. This led to them branching off, and forming Barrio Eighteen Street, otherwise known as Eighteen Street Gang. Clanton 14 and Eighteen Street has a on-going beef, 'till this day. After branching off from Clanton 14, Eighteen Street would expand rapidly, cliques branched off into different parts of the 50 states, and even in Central America. Eighteen Street consists of Mexican-Americans, El Salvadorians, Hondurans, and even Guatemalans. Within this expansion, rivalry came aswell, such as the Eighteen Street vs Mara Salvatrucha rivalry. These two gangs would produce one of the most deadliest gang-wars that America has ever seen. These two gangs recruited young immigrants who were hungry for success in Los Santos, which made death a everyday routine for the rivals. The Eighteen Street Gang made headlines in 1998 for the Burlington Apartments Fire. Five years after the Burlington Apartments were set on fire, murdering three women, and seven children, two members of the Eighteen Street Gang were convicted to the San Andreas Department Of Correction & Rehabilitation. May 3rd, 1993, two hours after the apartment manager had ordered two alleged gang-members out of the building, the unit 69 Apartment Building of the Burlington Apartments sparked into flames. The flames spread quickly upon the apartments, and victims who were not able to escape suffocated. It was later confirmed that the area was a hotspot for the Eighteen Street Gang drug-trade, and pulled in thousands of dollars from It. One member who was involved in the crime turned "snitch" on the Eighteen Street Gang, and begin co-operating with the federal law enforcement. Because of his involvement, several RICO cases were put into act on the Eighteen Street Gang. After law enforcement found out about his involvement with the Burlington Apartments Fire, he fled the country, but was handed over by the Mexico Government later. Their are said to be several cliques of the Eighteen Street Gang, operating in areas like North Vinewood, Vespucci Beach, Koreatown, East Los Santos, and even Downtown Los Santos, who recruit kids who are fresh out of elementary, or still in elementary. Eighteen Street members and associates are often identified with their clothing, and tattoos. When outside, they'll sport wardrobe like Boston Red Sox appearal, and jerseys with the number 18 on it. They also go to the extinct to get tattoos, such as "666", "X8", "XVIII", or three dots to associate themselves with the Mexican Mafia, known as "La Eme". EIGHTEEN STREET VS ROLLIN 20s A ordinary night for Jameil Shaw Jr, atleast he thought. After leaving a shopping center, Jameil Shaw got off the bus near his residence, which was located in Rollin 20 Bloods territory. During this time, the Eighteen Street Gang and Rollin 20 Bloods were at rivalry. As Jameil got off the bus and begin walking home, a vehicle approached. A passenger of the vehicle asked Jameil "Where you from", before Jameil had the chance to respond, shots went off and he was left dead. His father then came out of the house and dialed the ambulance. Jameil was then pronounced dead later that night. The Los Santos Police Department begin investigating the matter, and found no strings that tied Jameil to being a gang. Some figured that it was a race-war-related shooting, as tension between African Americans, and Mexican-Americans/Hispanics were at the rising high, on the streets, and in the prisons. Sooner than later, detectives begin getting hints on who commited the murder. They were informed that the Eighteen Street Gang was responsible for the murder, and a male name "Darkie" carried out the hit. The Los Santos Police Department were familiar with the name Darkie, associated with Pedro Espinoza, a member of the Eighteen Street Gang who was just released from custody a day before Jameil's murder. Pedro Espinoza was picked up by Los Santos Police Department and charged with Jameil's murder. Documents then came out that Pedro Espinoza was an illegal immigrant, despite past arrests, Espinoza was not deported. While on trial for the murder of Jameil, a LifeInvader account was found, which affiliated him with the Bloods street gang. Jameil's LifeInvader account bio's stated "SABG!! WUT DO YOU TELL A BITcKH WIT 2 BLAcK EYEs.......NUTH N SMUG U ALREADY TWIcKE!! 30k..eK AIM TRAKKBOIZ" when broken down, detectives explained that "SABG" was reference to a Rollin 20 bloods clique, Second Ave Blood Gang, and the reference "30k..eK" was to insult the Rollin 20 bloods rivals, Rollin 30 Harlem Crips, and Eighteen Street. Jameil's LifeInvader also had pictures of him, and other people throwing up Rollin 20s affiliated gangsigns. Wednesday, May 9th, 2012. Pedro Espinoza was with the first degree murder of Jameil Shaw. Pedro Espinoza then requested a new trial, which was denied. The jury requested that Pedro'd be sentenced to the death penalty, which was took into consideration. Friday Nov 12, 2012. Pedro Espinoza was sentenced to death for the murder of Jameil Shaw. THE BRAVADO DORADO On a January afternoon, Marvin Sanders sat outside of his Chamberlain Hills apartment in a pool of blood. While playing with his seven-year old son, a black Bravado Dorado pulled up, with driver Charmaine Peterson, and Jeremy Garcia. Jeremy was a known member of the Barrio Eighteen Street Gang, and had been convicted on various minor crimes. Jeremy then rolled the window down and said to Marvin "Aye. You from over here", Marvin then responded, "I don't gangbang. I'm just playing with the little one", and chuckled. Jeremy took Marvin's laugh as a sign of disrespect, and let off multiple shots towards him. Three would hit Marvin in the chest, and arm. As Jeremy fell, the driver preformed an illegal u-turn, going down Grove Street. This case is similar to the case of Jameil Shaw, except Marvin was NOT gang-affiliated. The Los Police Department then started an investigation for the murder. It was later revealed that Marvin had a long history of helping out the community, a job at the Los Santos Department of Water & Power, and sometimes went to the Davis High School to talk to the youth about staying out of street gangs. When the license plates of the Bravado Dorado was ran, It traced back to a Daisy Peterson. The Los Santos Police Department then went to Daisy's residence and arrested her, and threatened to charge her with the murder If she didn't confess on who pulled the trigger. She sold out her sister, Charmaine and told them that she was driving her car the week of the murder, and had been hanging with a gang called Eighteen Street in the Forum Drive area. Charmaine was picked up, and much like to sister, she sold out Jeremy. Jeremy and Charmaine was then arrested, and tried for the murder of Marvin Sanders. Both pled not guilty to the murder. The Los Santos Police Department had a hand-full of evidence, and Jeremy Garcia, and Charmaine Peterson were convicted with the murder of Marvin Sanders. The judge showed no justice to the duo, giving Jeremy life in the San Andreas Department of Corrections & Rehabilitation Facility, without the possibility of parole. The judge also gave Charmaine Peterson twenty-five year sentence, with no possibility of parole. As for Marvin's son, the seven year old who witnessed his father get murdered in front of his eyes, followed in his father's footsteps and continued his community work. Darell Sanders. often visits the Davis High School to speak to the youth like his father once did. Darell said he has no hatred for the duo, and even scheduled a visit to Jeremy, although it was denied. CURRENT DAY EIGHTEEN STREET The Eighteen Street Gang in current-day Los Santos are not as big as they were before. After suffering multiple RICO cases, deportations, and other federal-indictments, they've lost members in the Los Santos area. But despite this happening, they still maintain a tight knit with the several dozens of cliques throughout San Andreas. Their still at rivalry with other sureno gangs like Mara Salvatrucha, Harpys 13, and Clanton 14. They are also at rivalry with a lot of bloods, such as the Black P Stones, Rollin 20 Bloods, Havard Park Brims, and other Westside Bloods. The Eighteen Street pushes a heavy BK, "Blood Killa" motive on their rivals. And are known for their notorious crimes such as homicide, prostitution, drug trafficking, gun trafficking, and extortion.
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Terrance '''Juvie'' Williams, a 17-year-old African American, living in the tough streets of South Central LS. His mom works long hours to keep him in school and out of trouble, always pushing him to do better. Despite her efforts, Terrance often gets caught up in street fights and gang activities. He's already been to juvi before, which only makes it harder to stay out of trouble and avoid the police. At school, Terrance is smart but doesn't always show up and has a hard time focusing. The teachers see his potential, but he’s often distracted by what's happening on the streets. The streets are tempting with quick money and respect, making it hard for him to stay on track. He feels the pressure from his friends and the constant danger around him. His mom dreams of him going to college and leaving the street life behind, but Terrance feels stuck between two worlds. He wants more than what the projects offer, but it's tough to get out. Every day is a struggle to avoid trouble and make his mom proud. Despite everything, Terrance is determined to find a way out and build a better life for himself and his mom. He dreams of a future where he can escape the cycle of violence and create something better for his family.
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This thread depicts the roleplay involving an old high school clique. They've all become cops.
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Follows the life of a Florencia 13 Gangster Loka named Inés "Morena" Vallejo.
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64th Street Hustlaz (64SH) 64th Street Hustlaz (Also known as Capital Risktakers; 64th Capital Riskers) is an umbrella term for the gang - turned DTO - containing numerous, youthful, sub-cliques who reside within the 64th Street Capital Boulevard complex, on Capital Boulevard. The group beholds many like-minded, criminal individuals, and some of the younger affiliates still attend the local High School on Davis Avenue. The group consists of many Latin/Afro-American males, between the ages 13-25. While the group lacks experience of ‘gangbanging’, they have still been able to surface upon local news articles for being able to distribute quantities of drugs; such as Cannabis, Heroin, and Codeine, and other forms of contraband. Individuals from the group have varying backgrounds, however, the common objective they all share is to thrive within their community, and hustle to the top of the respective food chain, by any means possible. The group consists of travelling outcasts, similar to gypsies, which only strings the teenagers closer together through loyalty and respect. Some of the individuals have become known in the local area for producing music independently, and being in contact with rappers within the Los Santos Community. Operations: The 64th Street Hustlaz have many means of gaining money, which include selling small quantities of illicit substances to the addicts who flood the streets of South-Central. The group also contains many talented individuals, who are motivated to earn money legally, they do this by producing beats on various softwares, and selling them for use. The group are known to be armed and dangerous, and most certainly not a force to be reckoned with. Members from the gang have gained attention in the local news recently, for allegedly being involved in a shooting in the Rancho area, where two victims were announced deceased, and one remains in critical care. Although 64th Street Hustlaz are not a tagging crew, they often cover their territorial areas in graffiti, as a way to assert power/dominance over potential rivals who may have intentions to supply and gang-bang in the area. Some of the phrases tagged up by the group include the following: ‘64 RISK TAKERZ’, ‘64TH STREET HUSTLAZ’, ‘RISKY HUSTLAZ’, and more. In February of 2023, a 17 year-old african-american male - Melvin Wright - was stabbed 9 times in the chest and neck. This was following an altercation with many affiliates of the gang, in which Wright tried to jump Sonny "Nino" Torres, and attempted to rob his bike. This resulted in the death of Wright, after Torres' younger associates caught Wright on his way home from school. After Torres arrived, a heated verbal altercation escalated quickly, and the group of Torres' associates stabbed Wright to death, shortly before fleeing the scene. The group was never caught for the killing, and the case was closed unsolved. Krazy Kase Openers: Krazy Kase Openers (KKO; pronounced Kay-Kay-Owe), is the main sub-clique within 64SH, it was formed by Sonny "Nino" Torres, when the street gang started to develop and expand after a period of high financial benefit, and become known as more of a DTO in the city. All of the known affiliates of the clique are known to be armed and dangerous. Affiliates of 64SH are only initiated into KKO after months of proving themselves trustworthy to the higher-ups within the gang through means such as tagging, selling small quantities of illicit drugs, and providing a service to the gang itself. The group has amassed unwanted attention from local authorities, due to them conducting criminal activities, including; manufacturing contraband, and distributing drugs on a large scale, and many of the affiliates are known to the police after many interactions. (Commonly seen wearing merchandise of Baltimore Oriales; "O's" standing for "Openers"). History: While the group has only been active for the previous few years, they have been able to establish sources of income (both legally and illegally) without attracting masses of rival attention, keeping neutral relations with a lot of the surrounding gangs in the Davis and other regions. Place of residence: The crew currently resides within the Capital Boulevard Complex, on 64th street. This area is known for gang violence, and lower-class properties: (Capital Boulevard Complex) The Capital Boulevard Complex is often referred to as 'The Capital' by affiliates of the street gang. Insignia: Many members of the gang are seen wearing fitted hats, associated with the Major League Baseball team named the Colorado Rockies. The meaning behind this relates to the gang also being affiliated with the name ‘Capital Risk Takers’ (CR). OOC Info: This is a realistic depiction of Hispanic-American and Afro-American characters, We will not be roleplaying old-time 90's gangsters/cholos. Instead, a modern adaptation of the street crime industry, including more modern generations of gangsters, inspired by older ones. Our goal is to provide a slightly different approach into the modern crime industry, role-playing individuals who are unwanted at home, and exiled to live with other family members/friends at a local complex, which may vary due to the conditions, where we also explore how lives in the hood may differ. If you wish to join you are able to approach us IN-CHARACTER, there is the ability to approach us OUT-OF-CHARACTER as well through OOC planning. You are able to contact any of the original members to help get you started. I would be delighted to answer any queries OOCly via discord este#7236 or my PM! @realsteele @madsr1255 Thread still subject to minor changes!
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(A video is shared around and begins to circulate through social media accounts showcasing LeShawn Jackson, father of five and beloved hometown chef, being murdered by a Los Santos police officer in his own work place, South Central's very own Ring of Fire located on the corner of Strawberry Ave and Innocence Blvd.) https://streamable.com/9d8yf7 (( The video is from the business's CCTV perspective. It would have captured the shooting in great detail. ))
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This thread will follow the life and development of Rafael Alfredo Videla, a Cuban-American male serving in the LSPD.
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This thread will follow the development of Yorell "Infant Y-Face" Farmer, a half Dominican half Belizean teen as well as Zamari "Infant Shady Dove" Knight, a half Irish and half African-American teen from W/S R20 NeighborHood Bloods. Yorell is a convicted felon and served juvenile life for a home invasion that left 65 year old, Samitra Reyes deceased. He appealed his sentence and was released after spending 4 years in juvenile hall. Yorell is currently 17 years old and is back on the streets and got right back to where he left off. Gang-banging on everyone he can. Just like Yorell, Zamari is a convicted felon and served juvenile life for the same case. His appeal was accepted along with Yorell's appeal and they were both released after serving 4 years in San Andreas Youth Authority (Y.A). Zamari is currently 18 years old and back gang-banging in South Central.
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The Almonte family found a decent apartment in Chamberlain Park, Los Santos. There, Junior would learn the ins and outs of the street life in Davis. Junior was welcomed with open arms by a black community near the B.J Smith Park region of Chamberlain Park. Currently, Junior is trying to prove himself to the higherups of the Smith Park Brims.
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Name: Victor Ochoa Age: 12 13 14 Relationship Status: Married to the streets Profession: Boosting up the crime rate
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( Ezekiel "TG Zeke" Rivas - Circa 2020) Character Type Ezekiel is an eighteen-year-old Salvadorian male that lives in South Central. Ezekiel is a 52HGC Affiliate and tends to get himself in trouble by blindly trusting anyone offering him money. He clearly isn't very bright and often gets into trouble with the law as well for mostly stupid reasons. Despite being somewhat "aggressive" Ezekiel often generally projects an image of a harmless, clown personality type. Character Backstory Ezekiel Rivas was raised by his mother Vania Rivas a immigrant who crossed into the states during the early 2000s. His father (?) was absent during most of his life due to being imprisoned for a house invasion gone wrong, forcing Vania to raise Ezekiel on from then. Originally Ezekiel lived in a ETGC Dominated hood in South Central during his childhood. When Ezekiel turned 14 he migrated with his mother to a Hoover Gangster Crip (HGC) dominated hood and soon after was jumped in during his late teens. Ezekiel's mother found out about Ezekiel's "activities" and tried her hardest to persuade Ezekiel to come to Dallas with her. Of course she couldn't convince Ezekiel and basically left him to survive by himself in South Central after trying countless times to try and change his way of living. Ezekiel Rivas has currently dropped out the W/S 52 Hoover Gangster Crip gang after certain events and is living nowhere close to South Central. Character Traits -Faithful -Clown -Greedy (To an extent.) -Wild -Fidgety -Impatient
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Under No Debrief Evolution Failed In Navigating Every Destination Anything posted on this thread, should be kept on the thread. Posts may vary from detailed to blank depending on the situation. This is to prevent Metagaming. Any concerns can be directed to my DMs.
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Aight dawg, so my story, my criminal life takes off even before I was born, dawg. You see my parents, my parents were some foos from Rancho as far as I know, North Rancho, y'allredy know. My Jefe my dad, don't know the pendejo's name, was some low life crackhead, enjoying smoking the pipe more than claiming his kid, me nigga. Then my jefa, my mom, well she was a hoe ass bitch dawg, she loved the bottle and getting her back blown more then anything in this world. Shit, as I know, she died killed by some bitch ass nigga in Davis. So, Alejandro, who raised you, foo'? Y'all might ask, my abuela dawg, and the street, el barrio y los calles, the rabbits dawg. You see I was born on 30th of March 1998, at the hospital across the park where we is right now. So here is lil homie Alejandron Reyes, a dirty half black half mexican nigga, he aint even know how to tie his shoes yet and this nigga was in the streets already. Hanging out with the big homies, doing all kinda shits for them, at first he was the vato to run to the store, and built his way up. When the luh homie was only 12, Big Wicked, some OG in the barrio, gave the lil nigga a mission. My mission? Was to cut some Mierda Seka, so me and aome homies caught that fool, gave him a dope ass whooping and then I was handed a blade, they tols me to carve a 43 on his face, done deal homie, not finna lie tho, I puked my guts out after that. That's when Spooky Conejo was born, why? Cause the Milkshake got scared for life dawg. Long story short homie, that was my initiation, a few years pass by, that's when I meet my hyna dawg, hottest bitch in Rancho High, Bianca Velasquez, Bibi, the niece of some Veterano in my barrio, we click dawg, love at first sight. We date and do kid shit togheter, while pulling missions for my clicka, y'feel? Dawg, when I was 17, me and some homies see a Mierda Seka at the LSPD Impound, near the park, that one over there, so I take out my blade, and chase that nigga, stab him in the back, stupid me didn't scan the area, and end up taken down by some jura, some pig, handcuffed and arrested, all my other homies diped, no hard fillings dawg. The cops take me into a room, and start pressing me, to tell them who the other homies were, bet I kept my mouth shut, so I end up gettinf charged with attempted murder and sentenced to 7 years in the Twins. The time inside was tough dawg, al i could think off was my hyna and my clicka. This the time my abuela dies, you know, the woman that raised me, I do blame myself for that. But now? Now dawg, I am free, I am back on the streets that gave me love when I didnt have any, gave me food when I was hungry, gave me a bed when I didnt have where to sleep.
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This thread will follow the development of Jevonte Kapri, also known as Tkroubkle#2, a former member of the Rolling 90's Crips, now an organized crime affiliate assisting in operations led by The Black Car. BACKSTORY Jevonte Kapri is the oldest of three brothers, his mother and father Brianna Kapri & Derek Kapri were two high-school sweet-hearts who remain within an on and off relationship to this day, Brianna gave birth to Jevonte when she was only twenty one and just dropping out of college, Brianna constantly reminds Jevonte that he needs to be a role model to his younger brothers, and refuses to accept the fact that Jevonte is not a good role model for anybody whatsoever. Jevonte Kapri is a horrible role model to both of his younger brothers Javon Kapri & Jaylen Kapri, due to the fact that their father Derek Kapri is locked in the Twin Towers Correctional Facility on multiple drug and gun charges that came to haunt him from his past. Though he tries his hardest to be a role model to the duo, he fails miserably at this attempt and usually ends up getting them into more trouble then he needs to be. The trio are known around Davis Highschool along with Keshawn Wallace for being reckless, obnoxious and over all toxic as fuck to anyone they deem fit, though the three hold some respect in the school for their loyalty to those they be-friend and those that they seem in the right. With the trio growing up in one of the most violent areas of Los Santos and their role model being a young adult who doesn't have a clue what to do with his life, the trio often get themselves caught up in each others problem and fighting each others battles from time to time, though their reckless actions haven't gotten them into anything heavy or life threatening, the trio is starting to interact with more people from their neighborhood which is known to be heavily infested with gang bangers who represent W/S Rollin 90s Neighborhood Crips .
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