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  1. Slump Gang, sometimes known as Crash Gang depending on who’s talking, is a notorious drug trafficking organization operating inside the Hawick area of Los Santos and West Vinewood corridor. While not tied to any traditional race based car, mafia style or neighborhood lineage, the group is made up primarily of white and Hispanic youth, with no clear hierarchy or single figurehead. S/C was initially formed by a local group of youth individuals from high-income, socioeconomically privileged backgrounds, in the West area of Vinewood. The group was originally called D.E.A. (Dead End Alliance), although the reasons behind this name being changed are unknown. Members were predominantly teenagers with access to elite educational and financial resources. Despite their status, the group exhibited a collective sense of dissatisfaction with conventional career paths and social expectations. The group behavior was characterized by the influences of organized crime subcultures, specifically those associated with Mexican drug cartels and the rest of urban street gangs (notably from Los Santos, Liberty City and Chicago). The internet played an important role in the formation of the group, including the influences from music, fashion, and media content glorifying criminal lifestyles. The group adopted these aesthetics as part of their identity construction, integrating designer apparel, narcotized symbolism, and curated social media personas into their public image. The public perception categorized D.E.A. as a nonserious group, such as attention seekers. However, their development & the group began engaging in actual criminal behavior. This included minor narcotics distribution, cash based transactions intended to obscure origin (early stage money laundering) and a big increment in violent related criminal activities. A crucial moment occurred during the group’s collaboration with an established Armenian criminal structure. For approximately two years, Slump Gang operated and worked under the umbrella of this unknown organization, during which members from D.E.A. were exposed to formal organizational structures, internal discipline and operational training. This led the group from informal to structured criminal operations. C/S retained its unique positioning, distinguishing itself from traditional street gangs through high profile aesthetic branding and digital presence. However, the group's operational behavior increasingly reflected patterns of an organized hierarchy and management that were clearly not part of a small scale network. They no longer operate in a phase of victimization or aspiration. Evaluations by intelligence services confirm that the group is now integrated into mid-level organized crime operations, with confirmed links to transnational networks and continued involvement in financial crime and trafficking of controlled substances. Most of them are known by street names. They don't have a dress code, the same way they don't follow anyone else's rules, they've built their own rules and their own perspective. Some wear designer clothes, others wear the same dirty hoodie for weeks. Some of them are inked up, some aren’t. What matters is who you are and what you're willing to do. Some members move with girls who double as runners, burners, or distractions. Others move alone, paranoid, strapped, and off three tabs of whatever they didn’t test. Law enforcement has tied Crash Gang to at least six overdose deaths in the past year around different illegal parties. In at least two cases, members of Slump Gang have been linked to a retaliatory massive shootout, leaving a lot of victims on the way. Both victims were found stripped and dumped in the Vinewood Hills area.
  2. 0605 Laguna Place sits on the eastern edge of Vinewood surrounded by tourist hotbeds. Once a symbol of post-war opportunity, it was constructed for returning veterans and their families during the 1970s. Rows of apartments, streets filled with neighborhood kids playing outside, lawns kept tidy, and nearby bustling local businesses. Apartments were passed down like heirlooms from generation to generation through families, a mostly proud blue-collar neighborhood that was tight-knit. With a diverse population of a mix of Caucasian, Hispanic, Asian, and African-American households that were all chasing the same American Dream. Although by the 1980s, The local factories and industrial jobs that supported the working-class community began closing down. Leaving behind a lot of displaced blue-collar workers, Many longtime residents took their savings and moved out to the suburbs further out in the city, meanwhile remaining families survived by living from paycheck to paycheck, trapped in Laguna Place, renting out their homes in order to pay off their debt or mortgage. The Gentrification of Vinewood From mid to late 1980s, the crack epidemic wrecked havoc on Los Santos, and Laguna Place was was no exception. Gentrification of broader Vinewood affected middle-class families, especially in the row of three apartments. The absentee and new landlords of the area took this as an opportunity to make a profit, which led to immense property neglect, buildings that were once well-kept began to decay with faulty wiring, leaking pipes, and crumbling walls. Organized drug dealers from all over Los Santos, found the 0605 Laguna Place Apartments to be an ideal hotbed due to the area's low rent and proximity to bustling tourist attractions, and high-traffic areas. Drug-traffickers took advantage of this, understanding that operating in this local area, was often overlooked by the city and law enforcement at large. Violence and crime began to rapidly escalate in the area, what started out as petty crimes rose to fuel addiction. Soon transformed into fist-fights, to blunt or bladed weapon skirmishes, eventually turned into all-out shootouts between drug crews. The drug economy became the backbone of the area, with families either involved in or directly affected by it. Many local neighborhood kids of blue-collar families, law enforcement wouldn't bat an eye at on the street, were targets for drug crew recruitment and fell in line due to the struggles of poverty, and family instability. Neighborhood kids, were soon found with narcotics and firearms, and fell as pawns for drug dealers. Many pressured to cover as stash-houses, runners, or scapegoats. Influence of Drugs in the Community As the years wore on, and the 1990s rolled in, The dynamic of the drug-trade constantly shifted as law enforcement heavily cracked down on narcotics, leading to waves of arrests amongst drug dealers. Crews and gangs worsened their diplomacy amongst each other through attempts to carve out territories. An influx of crews or full-fledged gangs formed within Vinewood which only escalated law enforcement presence and instability. Where 0605 Laguna Place ravaged by the crack epidemic now saw a rise in new narcotics; Methamphetamine, PCP, and ecstasy. The new narcotics fueled the tensions already present, Out of this power vacuum emerged, Loyalty or Death (L.O.D.), a peckerwood gang made up of group of taggers, punk rockers, and skater youth, all originating from Laguna Place or surrounding Vinewood neighborhoods. All had grown up surrounded by crime, poverty, and broken homes, making it all too easy for them to follow in the footsteps of their families, sinking deeper into the same patterns of violence and substance abuse that had plagued their community. Consisting mostly of Caucasians but exclusively Latinos, have been found among their ranks. (L.O.D.) offering an identity in an environment that was falling apart at the seams. (L.O.D.) changed the identity of a disjointed and volatile Laguna, to become a hub for parties and a quick fix due to the empty vacant homes and a drained pool. White Crime in Vinewood Throughout the 1990s, Dozens of youths flocked to (L.O.D.) operating under the guise of a family but driven as one force to enforce control, where loyalty and violence went hand in hand. Despite Laguna Park's reputation of narcotics and Loyalty Of Death's involvement, authorities found their involvement in hundreds of cases of petty crimes, carjacking, insurance fraud, vandalism, home-invasions and assault. Many members whose who had easy-access to firearms, were traced back to crimes related to armed robberies, gun-trafficking and revenge murders. By the early 2000s law enforcement’s attempts to crack down on the narcotics trade only seemed to further alienate residents, with police forces too outnumbered and outmatched to truly restore order. Only hardening (L.O.D.)’s arrogance in tactics, law enforcement recognized that crimes often targeting tourists and businesses near Vinewood Boulevard were related to Loyalty Or Death. Which had always been a popular destination for Los Santos tourists. Tourists, unfamiliar with the area, were easy targets—unaware of the danger lurking just a few blocks away. (L.O.D.) leveraged their reputation in the 2000s, by executing militant and organized crimes. Laguna Place had transformed, where families who have been there for generations; once known around as hardworking blue-collar families found their family members lose hope of climbing out of poverty and entrenched in a cycle of felony convictions of dangerous lifestyles. With the drugs, petty crimes, and growing gang influence, the community felt more fractured than ever. The years passed into the 2000s, the effects of this violent culture became even more evident. more youth now second or third-generation gang members, continue to perpetuate the culture of violence, addiction, and gang loyalty.
  3. The Brigada Vinewood is a Eurasian criminal organization and cell operating in the Vinewood neighborhood of Los Santos. The structure, best described vertically with its actions governed by an inner circle of powerful criminals, focuses itself on brotherhood with the collective goal of obtaining wealth and power for each of its members, as well as the ultimate goal of maintaining and perpetuating the Eurasian Organized Crime (EOC) status quo of complete cultural dominance in the Vinewood underworld. Several chapters dot the timeline of the organization, each of which have defined key members, events, and periods in its storied history. Polivanov Organizsatsiya After the indictment of Levan Tevzadze, a key figure in Eurasian Organized Crime, control of the Vinewood Crime Ring shifted to his right-hand man, Artyom Polivanov. This marked a turning point as Polivanov took charge, navigating the group through conflicts with rival Eurasian entities and internal disputes, including a clash with an Armenian Power cell. Despite shrinking in size, the organization remained resilient and tightly-knit. To avoid police scrutiny, Polivanov eventually stepped back, handing central authority and leadership to Anatoly Rozanov, a trusted figure who managed to restore stability and growth. Under Rozanov's guidance, the network expanded, incorporating key figures like Nikholai Stepanovich, Raphael ‘Havoc’ Kazanjian, Sasa Vahic, and Lukyan Tseitlin, each managing aspects of enforcement and business fronts. This period saw a resurgence of influence, with Eastern European gangsters openly flaunting their wealth along Clinton Avenue, a reflection of the group's restored confidence. The addition of Marko Saar, an Estonian business magnate from Liberty City, further bolstered the organization's white-collar operations, blending legitimate business ventures with sophisticated criminal enterprises. While this was an era of prominence for the organization, a new chapter, based on significant reformation, was opened upon the return of a particular individual to the Los Santos Eurasian sphere. Brigada Vinewood With the resurgence of Kavkazi gangster Ruslan Chagaev, a former boss of Liberty City's Hove Beach Mafia, the organization, bearing the new title of Brigada Vinewood, has entered a dynamic and dangerous new era. Chagaev's return, coupled with his strategic partnership with Anatoly Rozanov, represents a revitalization of Eurasian organized crime in Los Santos, but with a notable shift in its modus operandi. While the organization continues to embrace traditional Russian mafia values of loyalty, discretion, and wealth accumulation, this new incarnation is poised to become a Caucasian criminal powerhouse, integrating ruthless cells from Chechen, Georgian, Armenian, and other ethnic factions from the Caucasus region. These Kavkaz cells, renowned for their warrior ethos and history of rebellion, have brought with them an unparalleled level of violence, resourcefulness, and discipline that is often lacking in more conventional Russian criminal networks. As a result, this newly formed entity is significantly more dangerous and unpredictable, displaying a high degree of organization, operational secrecy, and brutal enforcement. As these Caucasian cells cement their roles within the organization, Brigada Vinewood now stands at the forefront of Eurasian criminal dominance in Los Santos, with a clear path toward controlling both the West and East Vinewood criminal underworld. The blend of old-world criminal traditions with the militaristic precision of Kavkaz gangs has created an organization that is as feared for its brutality as it is admired for its economic power. This new era marks a turning point, where the combination of Eurasian criminal tactics and the violent, resilient spirit of the Caucasus will reshape the power dynamics of Los Santos’ underworld. With Chagaev and Rozanov at the helm, the Brigada is no longer just a crime syndicate—it is a multi-ethnic force of organized crime, determined to dominate through both calculated business operations and unrelenting violence. The rise of Brigada Vinewood, under the leadership of Anatoly Rozanov, Ruslan Chagaev, Marko Saar, and Artyom Polivanov, represents a severe and escalating threat to the safety and security of Los Santos. The group’s ability to integrate violent Kavkaz factions into its organizational structure has significantly increased its operational capabilities, making it one of the most dangerous organized crime groups on the West Coast.
  4. The Mongols Motorcycle club is a “one-percenter” motorcycle gang and alleged organized crime syndicate. The club was originally formed in Montebello, California by hispanic Vietnam-war veterans who were said to be refused entry into the Hells Angels due to their ethnicity. The Mongols Motorcycle Club is currently headquartered by their “mother chapter” in Southern California where their main presence is felt, and the club is still in active war with their notorious rivals, the Hells Angels. The club has chapters in fifteen states, as well as international charters in Mexico, Australia, Canada, Russia, Germany, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Switzerland and New Zealand. The Mongols started much like most clubs in the late sixties. A rowdy bunch of misfits, closely bonded by friendship, family, and brotherhood who enjoyed riding motorcycles, partying hard, and had a strong distaste for the views and ideologies of mainstream society. It didn’t stay that way for long. They eventually began pushing guns and narcotics, making a profit from anything they could, all while making their presence known. The Mongols are known for a broad spectrum of crime ranging from petty theft, to arms and narcotics trafficking, prostitution, robbery, and even murder. In the first five years after 1969, the club grew from the backstreets of East Los Angeles to establishing chapters in San Diego, Bakersfield, Long Beach, and also the San Gabriel and San Fernando Valleys (SGV/SFV). The club’s name is a tribute to the Mongol army of the legendary Genghis Khan, and their logo is a representation of Genghis, the founder of the empire, riding a motorcycle. The Mongols colors are black and white. The Mongols M.C. developed an immediate strong hold in the Southern California area. At the time and even now there were really no other 1%er clubs co-existing in these areas. During the early 1970’s the Mongols M.C. launched this new American biker movement into the West Coast area. This was a lifestyle, a culture, and a way of life for the brothers riding around on their chopped Harley Davidson motorcycles on the streets of East Los Angeles showing power and solidarity. The majority of new member were ex Vietnam veterans returning from the recent war. The brothers were accustomed to a strict disciplined, regimented program that was about honor, loyalty, respect, and camaraderie. This made them a force to be reckoned with. The Mongols name derived from the Mongol Empire that was led by Genghis Khan. The Mongols divided and conquered big countries throughout Eastern Europe in the early 1200’s. They were known to be highly disciplined, superbly coordinated and brilliant in tactics. The Mongols were fearless warriors on horseback. Yet small in numbers with a lot of heart they dominated and decimated their enemies; Hence the Mongols name that we now wear proudly on our backs, but the difference now is we ride iron horses. At the end of the day it’s about “Quality not Quantity!” - Lil' Dave (National President) It is our aim to create a realistic and enjoyable outlaw 1%er Motorcycle Club role-play environment, more specifically, a portrayal of the Mongols MC's Compton, East Los Angeles, Hollywood, and San Gabriel Valley Chapters. We strive to uphold our strict image of a primarily Hispanic motorcycle club and live up to the colloquial nickname of "cholos on wheels". Standing true to the stories of real life Mongols members and the club itself, many members here role-play as ex gangbangers from different Sureño sets, although this is not mandatory as Caucasian members are also welcomed, encouraged & accepted. Mongols MC chapters operate semi-independently of each other, so it's important to think about your character's portrayal and demographic when choosing a chapter to interact with. We recommend thinking about the local demographic of the area, the style of roleplay you'd like to be engaged in, and your character's future progression and growth. These things are all important to consider when starting out. You can find Mongols MC chapters in the following locations: DAVIS EAST L.S. VINEWOOD SAN CHIANSKI VALLEY Any questions, concerns, or other queries can be directed to @Gong. MONGOLS MC and the Mongols logo (R) are trademarks owned by the Mongols Nation Motorcycle Club, and full credit and respect is given to the club. Scenes, depictions, edited photographs and opinions associated with this faction on GTA:World are not necessarily the opinions of the real-life Mongols Nation Motorcycle Club.
  5. This thread will follow the story of Lucas Mercer from Murietta Heights. An associate of the West Vinewood connection.
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  8. The story of the Cardamone and Lazio clans is a long, winding road that stretches back centuries, across oceans and empires. Their origins trace back to the Romani people of the Balkans, descendants of proud, nomadic tribes who once roamed the lands between Bulgaria and Romania. Survival was a way of life. They lived by their wits, their strength, and the unbreakable bonds of blood. Their reputation spread wide – as horse traders, cattle sellers, tinkers, and travelers. Freedom was sacred. Family was law. Around the 18th century, when political tensions and prejudice intensified across Eastern Europe, many Romani families sought safer lands. For the Cardamones and Lazios, that journey took them north into Italy, where they found a new foothold. In the fertile plains of Northern Italy – Lombardy, Piedmont, and parts of Veneto – they built their lives as horse and cattle traders. They were outsiders, but they were respected for their sharp business sense, their hard work, and their fierce loyalty to their own. In Italy, the Cardamones and Lazios became more than just wanderers. They became businessmen, dealmakers, and sometimes fixers. Always on the move, always looking for an angle. Over time, the two clans grew close through marriages, partnerships, and shared struggles. But like all family ties, loyalty bred rivalry. Both families wanted to be seen as the stronger, the wiser, the more prosperous. By the early 20th century, waves of migration to America opened a new chapter. Hard times in Europe, combined with dreams of opportunity, pushed them to sail west. Marco Cardamone and Benjamin Lazio are third-generation Americans – the grandchildren of those first brave souls who crossed the Atlantic looking for a better life. Their ancestors arrived in New York City first, part of the sprawling immigrant masses. But city life was tight, competitive, and dirty. Eventually, members of the Cardamone and Lazio clans moved westward, lured by the bright promises of Los Santos.
  9. 365 crew or it aint true homie you already know
  10. Sympathy for The Devil Soso Dvalishvili was born in Georgia in 1990 to two struggling parent's who owned a farm in Rural Georgia, growing up in the remanence of the Soviet Union was tough for Soso, with Georgia in a state of despair economically and politically. He was a single child as it was a struggle to feed three people let alone more, he spent most of his time as a teenager working on his families failing farm or doing what he could to have little fun. At 18 year's old his father passed away from an unknown illness in his sleep, leaving him and his mother to run what little they had left. Having the little in life Soso would always make with what he had, during his early 20's he began getting involved with crime in Georgia, ending up arrested multiple time's for various reason's. During a failed robbery in Georgia he ended up shooting a man but got away due to the Police caught being corrupted in his case, in recent time's he migrated to America legally where he reside's in Los Santos, San Andreas. Still loosely associated to Georgian Organized Crime in Los Santos, he attempt's to survive in Los Santos with no knowledge of American Life. Paul Balashvili was born in Los Santos in the early 2000s. He grew up with a tough life, growing up around Davis and also with him struggling too make friends due to him being around black people and he was one of the few white European kids in the neighbourhood. Growing up Paul was a very educated person who did well with school but unfortunately It doesn't matter what race you are you can always end up following the wrong crowd and get caught up in some bullshit. Growing up in America is so different compared to his home country Georgia. He'd visit his home country every now and again due to his family moving back to their home country after raising Paul in America, even though they offered to give Paul a home in his home country Georgia he wanted to stay in Los Santos. He thought he wouldn't run into more people like him that's until recently he be-friended a serious Georgian man called Soso, Paul realized Soso meant business so together they both started a operation dealing drug's and stealing car's to earn some money from a hustle.
  11. This Luxury apartment is just off Spanish Ave in Vinewood right across from the Meteor North and South apartments. There is a lobby and a private shared parking garage. ((There are no Locks on the sliding doors but the bathroom does have a smart TP. Posters can be removed/replaced for whoever upon ask.)) ((I've personally had too many occurances with this property and I just don't want it rply for this character any longer. I do intend to get rid of it as soon as humanly possible.)) Walk through: (( https://streamable.com/32758p )) Photo Album: Starting Bid: 340,000 Buyout: 370,000
  12. This thread will follow development around Raider Ink & newly opened Chapter Thirteen, two tattoo parlours situated in Strawberry and Spanish Ave, respectively, and it's resident artists. Currently, there are three active artists on the premises. Dave & Dirtbag as the senior artists with Flaco, the apprentice, coming onboard to hone in on his craft. He’s currently earning his stripes under close instruction of the duo. We aim to portray a real life tattoo studio with high quality artists and apprentices on hand. Striving for authentic and quality roleplay by showcasing tattooing amongst other interactions seen at Raider. https://face.gta.world/pages/RaiderInk If you are at all interested in getting into tattoo RP on the server, please do not hesitate to reach out or come and roleplay with us in game. I have a guide on RP'ing the tattooing process prepared to aid anyone regardless of their experience. Everyone is welcome, hope to see you in game getting a tattoo or 5!
  13. 🎤 Where Laughter Finds Its Home in Vinewood! 🎤 Step inside the iconic Split Sides West Comedy Club, a cornerstone of Vinewood’s entertainment scene. Whether you’re here to catch a hilarious open-mic night, enjoy a curated lineup of top-tier comedians, or simply unwind in the vibrant atmosphere, Split Sides guarantees a night to remember. Join us for live shows, themed parties, and exclusive events that keep Vinewood smiling. Nestled in the heart of Vinewood, Split Sides West has been a staple of the comedy scene for years, offering a space where everyone can laugh together. With its welcoming vibe and commitment to entertainment, we’re proud to be a venue that brings the community together one laugh at a time. Managed with passion and creativity, Split Sides West remains dedicated to making you forget your worries, one joke at a time. 🔥 What We Offer 🔥 Open Mic Nights: Think you’ve got what it takes to make people laugh? Grab the mic and show us what you’ve got! Open mic nights are held weekly—no experience required, just guts and a good punchline. Professional Performances: From local rising stars to nationally renowned comedians, enjoy a blend of humor that caters to every palate. Private Events: Planning a party, corporate gathering, or special celebration? Split Sides offers a unique venue with top-tier hospitality for your private events. Themed Nights & Specials: Keep an eye on our schedule for exclusive nights, from roast battles to improv showcases and everything in between. Joining Us Are you a comedian, performer, or entertainer looking to make your mark in Vinewood? Or maybe you’re looking for a lively and creative workplace? Split Sides is always open to talent and driven individuals! Comedians & Performers: We’re always on the lookout for fresh talent! If you’re ready to take the stage, email us your details, a brief bio, and a clip of your performance (if available). Open mic spots fill up fast, so don’t wait. Join Our Team: Split Sides West isn’t just a club—it’s a family. We’re hiring bartenders, waitstaff, and event coordinators who thrive in a fast-paced, fun environment. If you’re passionate about hospitality and entertainment, we’d love to hear from you. Be part of a dynamic and passionate team dedicated to delivering top-notch comedy experiences. Opportunities for growth within the entertainment industry. Engage with a diverse and enthusiastic audience every week. If you're passionate about comedy, entertainment, and creating memorable experiences, we'd love to hear from you, yes, YOU! 📩 Apply Now 📩 To apply, call/text 90999 or 20021500 to set up an audition today or submit and app and we will reach out! https://forms.gle/tKn6P2yR5ufqSGjU6 ((Or join our discord https://discord.gg/uE7ZRQNge2 )) ✏️Comments Section✏️ Leave Your Comment Use the form below to share your thoughts, feedback, or inquiries. Name: [Enter Your Name] Comment: [Write your comment here...] Contact Email (Optional): [Enter Your Email Address]
  14. 🎤 Join the Laughter at Split Sides West! 🎤 Located in the vibrant heart of Vinewood, Split Sides West stands as the pinnacle of comedy entertainment. Our stage has witnessed side-splitting performances from renowned comedians, creating unforgettable nights filled with laughter and joy. 🔥 We Are Now Hiring 🔥 Stage Masters: Orchestrate seamless shows, manage stage setups, and ensure every performance shines. Performers & Comedians: Bring your unique humor and charisma to our esteemed stage. Make audiences laugh, think, and applaud. Bartenders: Craft delightful beverages, enhance the club's ambiance, and engage with our lively patrons. Why Join Us? Be part of a dynamic and passionate team dedicated to delivering top-notch comedy experiences. Opportunities for growth within the entertainment industry. Engage with a diverse and enthusiastic audience every week. If you're passionate about comedy, entertainment, and creating memorable experiences, we'd love to hear from you, yes, YOU! 📩 Apply Now 📩 To apply, either reply to this article with your name and number or call/text 90999 or 20021500 to set up an audition today or submit and app and we will reach out! https://forms.gle/tKn6P2yR5ufqSGjU6 ((Or join our discord https://discord.gg/uE7ZRQNge2 ))
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