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Wilmas 13 who also go by the Wilmas Gang is mostly an Mexican American gang based in South Los Santos. The gang consists of three main sets, The West Side Wilmas (WSW), The North Side Wilmas (NSW) and the East Side Wilmas (ESW). The Wilmas 13 gang have a long history, with their origin dating long before the creation of Eme. The East Side Wilmas originated on the East Side of South Central around Lowenstein Blvd. This main stretch of road acts as the borderline between the East Side & the West Side. The majority of the East Side Wilmas can be found East Roy Lowenstein Blvd on the block in between Davis Ave. The East Side Wilmas are known to sport the color red whilst the West Side Wilmas are known to sport the color blue. Wilmas street gangs have been consistently in the newspapers and headlines since the 1950's. The three sides were an alliance until a rivalry began over a female leaving a deadly body count in it's wake. An example of this is a story in 1988 which refers to "Blanco" from East Side Wilmas being gunned down whilst stopped at the intersection of Davis Ave & Lowenstein by a member of the West Side Wilmas. Just being in the area & having enough confidence to rep where Blanco was from was it all it took: "A girl riding in the front seat recalled in a recent interview that she urged Blanco to drive off or defuse the situation by saying he was from "nowhere". Instead, the girl said he made a very dumb but important statement - "East Side" and that was all it took. The girl who declined to be named took the wheel and sped towards Pillbox Hill Medical Center but Blanco died en route." It's also common for each clique to have sub cliques within, for example Little Bighorn Locos, Roy Lowe Loco's, Insane Mexican Gang & L Street Maniacs are all cliques within East Side Wilmas. Along with the cliques the Wilmas have extensive connections to other gangs in the Harbor area. This was exposed during a recent investigation by LSPD narcotics detectives working with the local ATF who recovered 82 firearms, including 42 ghost guns used by the Eastside Wilmas gang, along with 19 pounds of methamphetamine, 5½ pounds of cocaine and over 6 pounds of fentanyl. The weapons, some of which were fully automatic, ended up in the hands of the Eastside Wilmas gang, which for two generations has laid claim to the eastern part of the Harbor town and surrounding neighbourhoods, authorities said. There have been several attempts by law enforcement to thwart the on going illegal activities carried out by the gang. An example was a federal indictment as a result of killings carried out in Feb 2018. “The federal indictment seeks to dismantle the leadership of a particularly violent street gang, one that regularly targets members of the community and law enforcement officers in an attempt to wield power,” the L.S Attorney said. “The impact that this gang has had on the community cannot be overstated, and today’s takedown will go a long way to restoring order across Wilmington and ensuring that those responsible for the violence and other criminal acts will be taken off the streets for long periods of time.” The 111-page federal indictment describes how Mexican Mafia leaders and associates met with Wilmas gang leaders to direct the distribution of drugs, authorizing attacks on and killings of rival gang members, narcotics dealers, police officers and members of the public. It also outlines how gang members collected “taxes” from drug dealers for Mexican Mafia members, maintained a gun supply and took revenge against people who cooperated with police Law enforcement crackdowns in the 1990s and 2000s attempted to weaken Wilmas 13’s influence, but the gang adapted, maintaining its operations in South East LS and extending its presence into nearby areas. Today, their history is a reflection of broader gang culture in San Andreas, marked by shifting alliances, rivalries, and the enduring socio-economic challenges faced by many communities in the region. The East Side Wilmas are currently evolving the next generation of shot callers. A few promising young members showcasing skills through the ranks has caught the attention of surrounding gangs & more powerful people. They look to navigate a rise to power as they make a name for themselves on the streets of South LS under their new shot caller “Marco Cardenas”. The East Side Wilmas focus heavily on the family vibe of the gang as they back each other up with untold loyalty against any outside threats. The internals of the gang are competitive too, each member fighting to prove they have what it takes to steer the clique in the right direction and impress senior members in the gangland world. With social media taking a huge part in today's gang culture, the clique are often looking to publicize and gain notoriety for their actions in an attempt to gain a reputation as people not to be messed with. Although the gang takes part in low level crime such as car jackings, home burglary and low quantity drug trafficking, it's a pathway to much larger operations. The area they reside in is usually decorated with red tags marking their presence. Their constant run-ins with the law indicate their lack of experience and the juvenile heads they have leading the clique who operate on impulse and short term thinking. We aim to portray a realistic interpretation of the East Side Wilmas 13 gang in it’s earliest form. Focused on the development of young adults who are attracted or manipulated into gang lifestyle to prevent themselves being outcast by their communities. All recruitment of our faction is done IC. Permissions to post on our faction thread requires permission from the leadership. Alternatively you can contact @Eficion or @Epic with any questions or concerns you may have about the faction and we’ll do our best to help. JOIN OUR DISCORD: HERE
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Morningwood, Los Santos The western hemisphere of Morningwood, especially on parts like Cougar Avenue and Perth Street, tell a significantly different story to the polished storefronts and luxurious condos of the eastern side. Settled in between the tourist hot-spot Del Perro and the prosperous Rockford Hills, a part which received slow investment and minimal oversight, gave it a more worn-in and lived in touch. As decades went by, mid to late century apartment buildings have become a place which a diverse, working class population call home. Aging businesses pack the sidewalks, as well as the often graffiti-tagged walls clue to the neighborhoods deeper street culture and tension which lies beneath the surface. A filler area which is just close enough to money to see it, but far enough to where it doesn't belong. Perth Street Gangsters 13 The Perth Street Gangsters 13 originated from within the western part of Morningwood during the mid to late 1990s, starting off as just 'Perth Street Gangsters'. A timeline of events led to them aligning with the Mexican Mafia and later adopting the '13' in 2003. The gang originally composed of local teenagers from Cougar Avenue, Perth Street and the surrounding areas that were inspired by the booming tagging crews all around Los Santos. With little opportunity and minimal direction, the neighborhood quickly became a place where people had to look out for their own, and PGS was quick to adapt. Bombing up walls, alleyways and even storefronts was how the group started out, not to mention the petty crimes that flourished in the area. Once heads were turned and attention was drawn, things quickly became serious. As they finally solidified into a full-fledged gang, Perth Street and Cougar Avenue were quickly claimed as their home grounds. Reputably, the gang was always a smaller set compared to bigger names in Los Santos, but they always held their ground. PGS13 undoubtedly is notorious for their loyalty and pride in their neighborhood. Operation Cougar Cage In 2007, the Los Santos Sheriffs Department, in corporation with the LSPD Gang Task Force, launched a major operation which targeted a number of tagging crews and street gangs with the main target being Perth Street Gangsters 13. They had come to the authorities eye due to the noise being made in western Morningwood and other parts of Del Perro by the gang. The operation was dubbed 'Operation Cougar Cage', which was a coordinated thrust to suppress street gang activity under the justification of public safety and urban development of the region. The injunction named numerous PSG13 members, a number of which had a large presence and influence over the gang, which effectively prohibited them from associating themselves with others whom are involved or affiliated with the gang, loitering in the neighborhood, or even being seen wearing brands and teams that were associated with the gangs insignia. Countless apartments were raided, strike-ups and murals were painted over, and much of the small-gangs leadership were hit with federal gun, drug, and even murder charges. The operation tanked the already small-gangs numbers, which led the remaining to either lay low, or perhaps set their rag aside and move on. In the early 2010s, it may have seemed as if PSG13 had been wiped out entirely. Despite the pressure, a few heads held it down, recruiting on the low, hitting up walls occasionally, backyard kickbacks and family ties ultimately kept the name alive. The injunction might've cut the gang down, but didn't reach its roots. In recent years, recruitment has sky-rocketed and residents of the once gang ruled area are starting to see a new generation coming in, showcasing activity on Perth and Cougar once more. However, the gang remains tight-knit with old values still engraved into their lifestyle.
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Juan "Guero" Castillo. Juan "Guero" Castillo grew up in Vinewood. As a teenager, him and his childhood best friend Tomas "Gordo" Dominguez started the tagging group, Sick Ass Vandals (SAV) a tag banging crew out of North LS. After two years of recruiting local kids, SAV would become Tiny Vandal Clicka (TVS) and operated under W/S Laguna Park Gangsters 13. After a backdoor operation ordered by the leader of LPG13 that ended with Guero & Gordo taking the life of Blake "Cowboy" Pinedo, an internal war would ensue which would take the life of Angel "Smiley" Figueroa, a lifelong friend of the Vandals and an original member of SAV. The internal war would cause Laguna Park Gangsters 13 to go defunct. Surviving members would go about their own ways, with already established members like Ricky "Wheezy" Gutierrez, a founding member of SAV & TVS, who were already locked in and affiliated with the Mexican Mafia staying in Los Santos and climbing the ranks of the criminal underworld. Castillo would find himself laying low in San Fiero. After a couple months, Castillo would find himself back in his stomping grounds, working tightly under Ricky Gutierrez and joining his Mexican Mafia affiliated street crew. After the crew going idle, losing another childhood best friend Oscar "Wicked" Guerrero, Juan finds himself working for himself and becoming affiliated to the Hellside Vicleros MC. This thread starts from Castillo's return to Los Santos. On his first night back, he was arrested for evading after taking the police on a chase and taking a charge for his childhood friend Erick "Chewy" Garcia.
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A thread to show Sureño roleplay in prison. i am loyle to my emero
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This thread will be following the development of Neizan Colon, Vahram Zarzadyan, Cristian Yepes.
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OOC Information - We are not portraying an organized street gang, however the remains of what was once a street collective, and independently roleplay internally in the means of drug and weapons trade. This thread will be used as a local hub to display our screenshots, all love is appreciated
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This thread follows the development of Martin Estrada and his existence from the prison system to the streets. Screens from the start all the way up until now:
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This thread showcases the development of Ruben "Mosco" Cabrera a Mexican-American male and his journey in and out of the prison system.
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Introduction Randy ''Looney'' Vivas a 17-year-old from Rancho Projects in Los Santos, had a childhood fraught with tragedy. At the tender age of 12, he witnessed his father's murder during a burglary, leaving him with deep emotional scars and PTSD. With no paternal support, Randy had to hustle from a young age to make ends meet since his mother couldn't provide everything he desired like his father could. Randy had no choice but to engage in small-time activities such as selling small grams of weed and robberies. Stoner Era Age 13 - 15 At the tender age of 13, Randy started tagging. Randy and his brother started a tagging crew that went by KAS (Krazy Ass Stoners). The tagging crew were responsible for various different bombings, targeting public areas and Trains. Where it all went south Randy had been involved with South Los 13 for quite some time, showing his loyalty to the gang. He looked up to all the Big Homie's at the time and wanted to be like them, but there was only one way into the gang and that was through killing another person, they'd do this to prove your loyalty and dedication to the gang, Randy was heavily influenced by Noah Limones and when Noah saw it was time, he took Randy and Hayden Limones on a mission, to kill a rival gang member. Although the mission was successful Randy hasn't been the same since, still getting flashbacks now. Present day being put on for quite some time, Randy is fully jumped into South Los. He expresses the hood with his tattoos, having an ''M'' above his eyebrow and ''SOXLOS'' on his jaw. He seems himself as a respectable figure, getting along with everyone in the set, however there has been some bumps on the way. Randy has developed a vendetta with Hoovers and Davis Varrio Loko's, showing his hate for them online. First Bid On the 7th of March 2024, Randy found out he had a warrant on him. He was welcomed by armed police outside of his apartment in Jamestown, he knew that he had messed up, you could see the guilt on his face, but after getting arrested and sentenced he got charged with Drug Trafficking and Possession of a firearm. This was Randy's first sentence, so they decided to give him the benefit of the doubt and only serve half of the sentence, seven months. Randy didn't settle in great at the Facility he was placed in, bumping into rival gang-members, that he'd only beefed via Facebrowser, Randy was getting into fades non stop, winning most of them but also lost some, he was scared and physically drained during his first few months but slowly started to make friends and connections inside of the place, making something good out of a unfortunate situation.
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this thread will follow the development of jamie 'terror' aquino
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This will follow the development of Justin Munoz aka Zero residing in Goma Street.
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This thread will be following the life of Antonio 'Silent' Flores and his experiences from a juvenile all the way to prison and back to the streets.
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this thread will showcase the development of felix /creeper/ cuevas
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This character thread will follow the story of a character Raylon "Rugrat" Correa, which is currently a rapper/member within the Florencia 13 gang. Discography: ((EP with 4 songs))
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The Southside Parkside Kriminals 13 The Southside Parkside Kriminals 13 formed in the early 1980s initially as a group of skaters and taggers who lived around the Rancho area. Initially most of the group weren't involved in a lot of criminal activity, their only run-ins with the LSPD were due to complaints about them tagging residential buildings or just being a nuisance to the public. By the late 80's their numbers had grown and they found themselves temporarily allied with Florencia 13 who were known for expanding their turf by absorbing smaller tag crews, they complied for a while as a means to protect themselves from larger gangs in the area but by 1992 relations turned hostile due to PSK making it known they no longer wanted to be affiliated with F13, a PSK member called Emmanuel "Rowdy" Ortiz was shot and killed on his way home from work as a message to the Parkside Kriminals which resulted in multiple back and forth shootings throughout the rest of the 90s and the early 2000s. For the majority of it's early years, PSK operated as a unified gang without formal cliques. The gangs structure began to change by the mid 90s as a new generation with younger members, looking to carve out their own identities within PSK broke off in to sub cliques; the first being the Tiny Kriminals which was made up initially of the gangs founding members and the Tiny Villains, a now defunct clique comprised of members with conflicting loyalties to people they knew and grew up around, the majority of which went on to become full fledged members of a nearby F13 clique after a series of disputes amongst the Tiny Villains resulted in the death of two members. While initially the growing numbers within the gangs ranks aided them in defending themselves against much larger gangs but the rising internal conflict later became one of the main factors of all of their losses in the early 2000's. War with the Bounty Hunter Bloods By the late 90s and going through many different structural changes the gang was around 300 deep in numbers, F13 who were already locked into a deadly war with the East Coast Crips stopped focusing as much energy on PSK however their beefs with surrounding gangs were starting to turn from fighting to gunplay - they were already struggling with keeping up with their beef with multiple 18st cliques as well as the Bounty Hunter Bloods. A well loved member of the gang Gabriel "Creeper" Hernandez was killed by the Bounty Hunters in 1997 and PSK bit off more than they could chew, two BHB members were shot and killed in retaliation and a string of back to back shootings followed in to the early 2000s which saw a chunk of the gangs members either incarcerated or dead, in 2024 the gangs are still hostile towards one and other but no bodies have been dropped by either side in the last 7 years. Present Day The Parkside Kriminals throughout all their losses over the years managed regain control of the gangs structure and by the 2010s, it's ranks now majorly made up of paranoid younger members trying to make a name for themselves who militantly patrol the gangs turf, often on the LSPD's radar for house robberies, muggings and shootings in the area. In 2013, 19 year old Jazmin "Looney" Galvez was arrested alongside 24 year old Hector "Spooky" Trujillo and an unnamed 17 year old for the murder of an 18st member, he was killed in his own car accompanied by Jazmin not too far from his own hood and she was later identified by a resident who saw her getting in to a car driven by Hector and speeding away after him and the unnamed man gunned down 21 year old Emilio Ortega. Allies and Rivals The Parkside Kriminals throughout their early years often beefed with other tagger crews around them, other beefs include the 18st gang, Florencia 13, Hacienda Village Bloods, the Bounty Hunter Bloods, the Tenline Gangster Crips and for a brief period a few East Coast Crip cliques while PSK were allied with F13. They're often hostile to most gangs around them but have maintained close relations with a few gangs, namely Grape Street/Varrio Grape and the E/S Hat Gang Crips. Members of PSK are often seen rocking Pittsburgh Pirates gear as their insignia and the Texas Rangers gear for the Tiny Kriminals clique. They typically wear blue and black flags but in the recent years, members of the Tiny Kriminals can be seen wearing green flags.
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Derrick "Klumzy" Fraga s a 32 y/o drop-out sureño affiliated gang member, who spent the majority of his late childhood, teens, and early/mid-20s in the streets, representing "SWAN LAKE 13" a known criminal street gang, iwhich is only ten miles away from Blaine County. Due to this locational factor, Klumzy and his fellow SL13 affiliates were known to beef heavily with "Nortenos", which he deeply developed a hatred for, despite being considered an "Valley Sureno" he devoted his entire life to the SUR cause; and received D-SEG terms over violent attacks during each of his prison stints. He eventually earned his Aztec G-Shield after murdering an Afro-American inmate who disrespected a fellow homeboy, he managed to get away with the murder, and he was released to the streets where he caught an assault on a LEO charge, which landed him 8 years in prison. Derrick "Klumzy" Fraga is no longer affiliated with the sureño ranfla, due to recent antics and debriefing against his former affiliation inside of SASP, which ended up with him being deemed no-good. ((OLD GEN CHARACTER LORE - NEW GTA:W SCREENSHOTS WILL BE POSTED))
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This thread showcases the development of Marvin Abalos, after a six month absence to his home country of the Philippines... He returns to San Andreas reuniting with his neighborhood friends who are affiliated to the notorious PINOY REAL 13 GANG.
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