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Manuel Aguilera was the first born to Juan & Maria Aguilera. The first couple of years Manuel lived in Charleston with his mother, father and uncle all under the same roof, but his father had other idea. He wanted to move out of the so called 'ghetto' which was controlled by Florencia 13 but that would prove to be harder then just that since he himself is a member of the gang, and his own brother Jesus, Manuel's uncle is a high ranking member of the gang. Upon moving out of Charleston aiming for Lower Power Street Juan and Maria thought they could keep their childrend safe, but as seen before the gang culture of South Central LS was just around the corner. During Manuel's teenage years he, and some friends began calling themselves Wicked Vandals. Skipping not more then ten years ahead Wicked Vandals saw themselves as one of the many smaller cliques in the Downtown area of LS selling mostly 'Skante & Calca' to the many addicts in the area, also by this time his uncle Jesus Aguilera had reached out to Manuel influencing the clique into becoming a part of the Florencia umbrella, but not long after that Manuel was arrested for attempted murder during a robbery gone wrong, but even tho he was sitting in a cell he still controlled the gang through his younger-brother's friend Edgar Dominguez also known as Ghost. During his stay in Twin Towers Manuel would have gotten in contact with a la eMe associate by the name of Pancho whom liked Manuel, and he could easily see what he could bring to the table of the organization. After being released Manuel went head first into the street life again, a lot smarter, but also a lot more reckless.

You Must Show Heavy Production Of / Character Development / - In fiction writing, character development is the process of building a unique, three-dimensional character with depth, personality, and clear motivations. Character development can also refer to the changes a character undergoes over the course of a story as a result of their actions and experiences. You Must Show Social Interaction Within Your Faction/Members As You Build IC'ly connections within the members of Dead End 13/ Social Interactions / - A social interaction is an exchange between two or more individuals and is a building block of society. Social interaction can be studied between groups of two (dyads), three (triads) or larger social groups. By interacting with one another, people design rules, institutions and systems within which they seek to live. You Must Live Up To Your Characters Backstory As Your Roleplay Goes On & Story Starts To Change A Bit. / Keeping Up / - (A) the habit system, (B) the experiential system, (C) the relational system, (D) the defensive system, and (E) the justification system. If Your One Of The Individuals Who Gets A Shot At The Faction , We ( Dead End Harpy's 13 ) Most definitely Would Enjoy Your Time As We Develop & Grow As 1one / Grow, Develop & Adapt.

The Southside Playboys The Southside Playboys 13 also known as the S/S PBS 13, or the Rabbit Gang are a predominantly Mexican-American street gang. Their territory stretches from Davis Avenue and Carson Avenue all the way to Brouge Avenue which they consider the heart of their hood. Although the numbers aren’t as large they’ve established themselves in various areas of the East & West sides of Los Santos. The Southside Playboys 13 have earned a violent reputation due to an overwhelming influx of younger members even opening up to bringing in different races of members including the African American race. The street gang shows loyalty to the Mexican Mafia with the 13 behind their name, and they usually sport a Playboys Logo (A Rabbit). The Southside Playboys 13 were originally immigrants from Mexico and migrated to the streets of Los Santos and swarmed the streets in the 1970s being one of the oldest Latino street gangs in the history of them all. Gangs surrounding the area of the Playboys 13 street gang were the 38th Street Gang, Florencia 13, Primera Flats 13, and the 14th Street, gang. By the 1980s the street gang already had cliques and sets spread throughout Los Santos with them growing bigger and bigger in a different areas. There are multiple cliques from the Southside Playboys 13 clique with their most known and allegedly the first clique called the Baby Dukeros originally made by Santiago “Duke” Jimenez who was sixteen at the time. The clique recruited young teenagers who attended the Davis High School which was a way for the Playboys 13 street gang to expand. The Baby Dukeros are known to sport the Detroit Tigers logo and are the biggest clique in the Playboy gang. This started to lead on with other cliques being made but a noticeable female clique arrived on the scene. Gloria “Gata” Ramos a known member of S/S Playboys 13 made the Southside Rabbits or the Southside Conejas a group of what you could say doll-faced menaces. Gata grew her group of females to be very strong and keep their minds focused on the hood and that only is why there are so many members of the Playboys street gang that's related because of the family relations within the street gang due to this clique. The Southside Conejas can be identified on apps like Facebrowser with a Pink Rabbit possibly as their profile picture or somewhere in their post even tattoos. Gata eventually passed away from multiple gunshot wounds while hanging with female members of the Conejas she went out taking one of her opposers with her. The Baby Dukeros & The Southside Conejas are what you would consider the Original cliques of Playboys. The Tiny Malditos is one of the newest generational-based cliques made by Oscar “Osito” Navarro. Navarro had multiple members under him ready to die for the cause and all within it, he approached the known Shotcaller of the Playboys gang Gabriel “Lil Maniac” Cortez. He approached him in a respectful manner and took his time building his clique to be officially a part of the Playboys street gang with that in mind, they started to take over the schools and over Facebrowser. The Mainline Lowkeraz was made to branch off and separate some of the Conejas into a different group ran by Kenya “Krazy” Jimenez, they’re still building a name for themselves in Los Santos. Operation Rabbit Ears/Big Maniac’s Up-coming In the 1990s, the Los Santos Police Department started Operation Rabbit Ears on the Playboys street gang. During this time a young Hector Cortez was growing up in these streets still making a name for himself. Cortez looked up to Lefty a known Emero for The Mexican Mafia. Hector was taught almost everything by him including shooting his first firearm. Hector also was close with who people may know as Big Listo & Big Shady two members of the Playboys 13 street gang who were in their mid-teens at the time and involved themselves in deep street gang activity including killing multiple members of rival street gangs and became a Top member of the Baby Dukeros. During this time Hector got his long-time girlfriend pregnant with a child who would grow up to follow in his footsteps (Gabriel “Lil Maniac” Cortez”). Hector eventually earned his name Maniac by killing two officers while the LSPD was closing in on the Playboys & Mexican Mafia relations during a big deal going down involving massive weapons. Maniac attempted to save Lefty from being arrested by killing the two officers and fleeing immediately hoping Lefty would follow behind, but Lefty was eventually caught due to him being shot in his leg and collapsing to the ground where he was apprehended. Big Maniac built up his rankings expeditiously after this and became a Shotcaller during the mid-2000s. The Operation Rabbit Ears indictment eventually caught up to Big Maniac but he was released in 2015 from those charges, as he beat the case due to no one in the circle coming out to talk about his rankings and relations to the Playboys street gang. Hector continues to stay around the Playboys area and is there to help his son Lil Maniac run over the Playboys street gang and is his go-to person when needed. New Generation New generation: After fits of extreme violence for multiple years by members of the Playboys 13 gang, the LSPD and federal authorities once again launched a large scale investigation into the Playboys 13, named Operation Rabbit Hole. They targeted key figures in the Baby Dukeros, Southside Conejas, and Mainline Lowkeraz cliques. This resulted in approximately 40 members of the gang being indicted on federal racketeering and narcotics distribution charges, as well as other state and local cases being added on. Over 58 weapons, pounds of heroin and cocaine, as well as over $200,000 in cash were seized during these federal racketeering raids. Some members were able to avoid this indictment, but were subject to a gang injunction in the area. This brought most of the gang's activities to a halt, and left many of the higher ranking members who avoided the indictments to begin appointing new-age leaders for the cliques in order to fill the gaps. During the indictment, funds from narcotic sales were slowed, although recruitment still took place behind closed doors, through the local community schools, and surrounding neighborhoods. There was no shortage of new recruits to initiate into the gang. With the gang injunction recently lifted by a Circuit Court Judge, the Playboys 13 gang once again has begun operating in the open, with new shotcallers appointed, and older members once again fading into the shadows to avoid detection by law enforcement. The power base of the Playboys 13 gang has once again been regained, with weapons trafficking, narcotics trafficking, and other hustles on the rise in the area. There is also an increase in violence throughout the South LS area, due to the LSPD no longer being able to act with the authority of the injunction. With the newer recruits to the gang eager to make a name for themselves and with very few of the older members avoiding the indictments. Law enforcement activity in the area is on the rise, however, with each day, the gang grows stronger and the new members grow more street wise.

Angel "M4" Uriate

This thread will follow Kevin Pareja's story as he spirals down the rabbit hole of depression and drug abuse

W/S Harpys 13 ㅤ The come-up Harpy's 13 also known as Varrio Harpys is a Hispanic street gang founded in Chamberlain Hills, South Los Santos. Starting out in the '60s the Harpy's were a big street gang, acting as a plan for the Mexican Mafia (known as La Eme). The Harpy's name is from the American Harpy Eagle, the most powerful raptor founded in America. The Harpy's ties with La Eme goes further showing their allegiance with the number thirteen in the name. The Harpy's use the letter H, being clothing or other items representing the Harpy gang. ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ The strike On December 6th, 2012 the Los Santos Police Department executed a sting operation, arresting 29 members of Harpy's, and Vianna Roman, the daughter of Danny Roman a well-known La Eme member and leader of W/S Harpy 13. Going to prison for life Danny still ran his operation through prison using his daughter Vianna and her husband. Earning money by extorting small businesses and small food trucks for cash. At this time Vianna got caught up and pleaded guilty to many charges including racketeering, weapon, and drug charges. The enterprise continued going as it reached Manuel Valencia, continuing to lead the crimes he went into the prison, pleading guilty to federal racketeering and drug trafficking. ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ Present day Nowadays the Harpy gang consists of young teens in their adulthood, doing criminal activities such as gun distribution, narcotic distribution, armed robbery, homicide, and extortion. They operate at the Crystal Heights apartment complex on Forum Drive, trying to maintain a low profile. They identify themselves with the Houston Astros logo and Washington Nationals logo. ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ OOC info W/S Harpy's 13 is here to create a realistic portrayal. Upon joining we ask that members know basic lingo and do their research of gang politics, along with information on Harpy gang. If you're not here to RP or don't wanna put in quality RP don't attempt to join, leadership will remove you. We suggest highly to members to focus on CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT, we are only willing to accept members that are willing to learn and take constructive criticism. For any questions or concerns, you may contact leadership directly here: @Bunji

Character Story David Fernandez was born June 22nd, 2006 to a lower-class family. David is the youngest of his two siblings. Growing up David was into video games a lot, he would sometimes go outside with his big brother Ethan and his sister. David lived with his abuela due to the absence of his parents and that they didn't want to take care of him. He got decent grades in school but he would get behavior reports and call homes about him cussing out the teachers so his abuela would get mad at him and take his games away from him , which caused his behavior to get worse. When David is not in school he would play video games all day or sometimes ride his bmx bike and do tricks, he is also into music so he learned how to play guitar. He often found ways to make money by cleaning peoples lawn, or go to his local barber shop and clean the hair from the floor, or he would ask his abuela or his brother for it. His abuela started to get more and more calls about David's behavior so she finally talked to David and he just got mad and cussed her out so she decided to kick David out to go live with his brother. Trigger Warning this thread will contain sensitive screens and sensitive topics.

Julius "Jules" Hernandez started in journey in the TTCF at the age of sixteen on a drug charge, with his choice of taking it to trial he sat in the county for longer then expected which resulted in him ultimately getting involved with the Sureno's and Cuatro getting him down with the program. Julius had family on the outside and was in constant contact as things went on during his stay in the TTCF, before leaving a few days after his seventeenth birthday he stabbed a black inmate 11 times inside of the shower, leaving him for dead and getting clear of the scene. After being released Jules went to get the "XIII" tattooed over his eyebrow and the tear drop to follow under it representing the work he did on the inside. Not long after his release Jules ended up murdering a man in cold blood in a parking lot with a handgun, Jules shot the man 4 times in the chest before standing over him dumping another 6 rounds into the male. Jules would then get into his car and flee to his girlfriends house where he was caught and brought in on first degree murder charges. He was given Life at sentencing and since then Jules has undergone two birthdays making him 19 at the time of this writing. He has been involved in riots and other activities throughout the TTFC. Jules has built up a name for himself and is aspiring to be a top name/well respected in his new home. Whatever he is called upon to do he accepts with gratitude. Julius now has little to no family on the outside after the death of his two sisters and one of his cousins going missing. He maintains contact with his mother and one of his other cousins, his girlfriend ultimately left him after finding out what he has done. Day by day Julius takes time to reflect and hopes to make parole but understands he has a duty to fulfill and he needs to make sure he can take care of what he needs to on the inside. This thread will follow the development of Julius "Jules" Hernandez from this point forward. This character has already been developed to a certain point so the beginning of his story will be cut out on this thread regarding screenshots. This aims to represent a troubled teen within the TTFC facility that is in too deep and content with his current situation. Anything can happen within the story and major events will be documented.

Play this one loudly... BRIDGETOWN RIFA 13 THE BRIDGE Under the bridge was always the place to party and kick-back with the homeboys, in the riverbed just outside of Mirror Park... far away from the madness in South Los, the spot was nicknamed "Bridgetown". In the late 1970's East Vinewood's traditional cholo gangs began to lose popularity as the "Stoner Gang" culture evolved within Hispanic youths. Under the bridge linking East Vinewood & Mirror Park was the melting pot for the Stoner era, it was a place for the stoner gangs to earn a reputation and put their cliques mark in the Los. Traditional cholo gangs like Mirror Park Trece saw the Bridgetown as a place of recruitment for their dying reputation, only to be ran out by stoner gangs such as; The Rifa, The Crazies, Head Hunters, and Big Top Locos. Most of the traditional gang members from these old unpopular barrios were washed-up vatos strung out on heroin(tecatos) or serving harsh prison sentences for dirt they've done in the calles. The Stoner gangs saw the older barrios as deadbeats and wanted to originate a new generation of cliques... but it wouldn't be long until new blood picked-up the tecatos old habits. THE STONER GANG ERA Stoner gangs formed up weekly and would settle disputes the old school way "A puros trancasos" (proving yourself with your fists), homies would get stoned, trip out on LSD, pop pills, and get wasted on beers to pass the day under the bridge. There was so much space & privacy under the bridge; parties and gang rivalries wouldn't be broken-up until the ambulance was called... or somebody almost died from being so wasted. A particular stoner gang that went by "The Rifa" were the original clique to get wasted under the bridge, a nickname given to them by street vendors around Mirror Park that had positive run-ins with the group. The Rifa's main enemies were: Mirror Park Trece, The Crazies, Big Top Locos, and The Head Hunters. Although Mirror Park 13 was The Rifa's biggest enemy, due to the two gangs dominating presence in numbers. The two gangs began to have heated rivalries, eventually casualties were caught on both sides of the cliques. THE RIFA The Rifa began to pack pistols and stab Mirror Park members when parties cracked off at Bridgetown, The Rifa made it clear to the rest of the stoner gangs that Bridgetown was theirs and only theirs... changing their name officially to Bridgetown Rifa(B.T.R.). Stoner gangs such as The Drifters and The Winos were swallowed up by Bridgetown Rifa and joined it's ranks, with over 100+ active members B.T.R. began to evolve into a traditional Chicano gang. With the dominate presence of Bridgetown Rifa, Mirror Park swallowed up the left over stoner gangs... members from each side of Bridgetown and Mirror Park began getting involved with slanging drugs, pulling off grand theft autos, robbery, and homicides. As B.T.R. members began to do hardcore crimes to combat Mirror Trece, many B.T.R. members ended up in the penitentiary system doing hard time... many of the homeboys earned their treces and "X3" tatted after their original Bridgetown tattoos, legitimizing their varrio under the Sureño car. BRIDGETOWN RIFA 13 By the time the 1980s hit, Mirror Park was stricken with hardcore gang crime. The calles weren't as safe back in the '70s with the stoner gang era, most of the stoner gangs disappeared with only B.T.R. and Mirror Trece as the only Sureño gangs. With most of the East Los gangs denouncing The Mexican Mafia stepping in to organize the barrios, Bridgetown was largely outnumbered by the Maravilla barrios to the east and were easy targets for green-lighters. The decrease in numbers due to imprisonment and deceased members of B.T.R. brought the gang into a long inactive state in Mirror Park, therefore Mirror Trece took most of the responsibility for representing Sureños in the town... taking the spotlight off B.T.R. Trece throughout the 1990s. Bridgetown Rifa kept their dues paid throughout the prisons across San Andreas, staying in good relationship with The Mexican Mafia from San Andreas Penitentiary. Remaining old timers from B.T.R. laid low in the calles (some moving out of state for a better life) and the few youngsters who were left weren't any competition for the big and bad Mirror Trece. THE COMEBACK Recently with the murder of Mirror 13 shot-caller "Kapone" and the mysterious disappearing of Manuel "Creeper" Trejo the Mirror 13 leadership became non-existent and has left the gang defunct. Various Sureño gangs now struggle to make Mirror Park their domain along with other warring Sureños. The history is old and aged for a new set of bangers to start the new generation of Bridgetown Rifa. Many Hispanic youths seduced by the Sureño lifestyle who were rejected by Mirror Trece due to personal reasons or family history can now be apart of something. Most Bridgetown Rifa members live on the westside of Mirror Park - the neighborhood closets to the bridge, steadily making their presence known again in numbers... aiming their way back into the empty lots and calles of Mirror Park.