East Side Sleepy

Gary_Fuller · July 30, 2024

Government Name: Gary Fuller
Age: 38
Place of Birth: Jefferson County General Hospital

Criminal Underworld Affiliations: Nazi Lowriders & Aryan Brotherhood
Moniker: "Sleepy"

Tattoos & Identifying Marks:

Viking on right forearm with "SLEEPY" above it, Thor's Hammer, runes, and Old Norse script.
Demon holding a sword on left forearm with "44" above, laugh now cry later skulls, prison calendar markings, and Celtic knots on both wrists.
Demonic figures with "NLR" tattooed on his forehead accompanied by various jailhouse tattoos, "EAST SIDE" across his throat in Old English.

Background Information:

Born to Gregory Fuller and Penelope Morgan in February 1986. Raised by his mother, who struggled with drug addiction.
Associated with Sureño street gangs in his youth, contributing to his criminal activities.
Known for auto theft and burglary until his arrest in early 2010 ended his career in car theft.
First incarcerated for carjacking and related crimes, spent significant time in and out of prison since.

Criminal Career:

Initially involved in drug trafficking in prison but later aligned with the Nazi Lowriders prison gang.
Accepted into the Nazi Low Riders after involvement in a murder case.
Orchestrated the murder of Fred Stazek in 2018.
Released on parole in January 2019 but re-incarcerated later that year for firearms-related charges.

Release and Resurgence (2023-2024):

Released from prison in 2023 after serving his latest sentence, Gary Fuller returned to the streets of Los Santos, aiming to maintain a low profile while expanding his criminal connections.
Leveraging his influence within the Aryan Brotherhood, Fuller forged alliances with local biker gangs and Hispanic street-gangs, establishing himself as a key player in the city's criminal underworld.
Known for his strategic acumen and ability to navigate volatile alliances, Fuller orchestrated several high-profile smuggling operations and drug trafficking routes, earning respect and fear among his associates.
Despite law enforcement scrutiny, Fuller remained elusive through a network of loyal associates and carefully planned operations including but not limited to never use cellphones.
His journey from prison inmate to influential crime lord exemplified the resilience and ruthlessness required to thrive in the criminal underworld of Los Santos.

Gary Fuller's story continues to unfold as he navigates the complexities of street life, balancing alliances and rivalries while expanding his criminal empire in the sprawling metropolis of Los Santos.

Edited July 30, 2024 by Gary_Fuller

Gary_Fuller · July 30, 2024

Gary Fuller's life began in the shadows of County General, Jefferson, where his upbringing was marked by familial absence and neighborhood gang influences. His father's sporadic presence and his mother's struggles with addiction left Gary vulnerable to the allure of street gangs. By his early adulthood, he was already known for his penchant for auto theft—a skill he honed in the streets, selling stolen cars to chop shops.

In 2010, Gary's criminal career took a decisive turn when he was arrested for carjacking, leading to a series of convictions that would keep him in and out of prison for years. Behind bars, he quickly adapted, transitioning from auto theft to drug trafficking. It was during this time that he caught the attention of Tank Bowden and Stomper Horn, who initiated him into the Nazi Low Riders (NLR), a white supremacist gang notorious for its violence and influence within the prison system.

His involvement escalated when he orchestrated the murder of Fred Stazek, solidifying his reputation within the gang. Despite brief periods of parole and release, Gary's life remained intertwined with prison gangs. He navigated through alliances and rivalries, surviving violent riots and securing his place not only in the NLR but eventually as an inductee into the Aryan Brotherhood—an honor that underscored his growing influence and status.

By 2024, Gary emerged from his latest prison stint with a new mandate: expand the Brotherhood's reach into Southern San Andreas, forging alliances with Sureño street gangs and motorcycle clubs. His evolution from a petty thief to a key figure in the criminal underworld was a testament to his adaptability and ruthlessness.

Throughout it all, Gary's personal life maintained a fragile thread of humanity. His relationship with Kiara Galvan, his high school sweetheart and mother of his daughter, endured despite his incarceration. Their correspondence provided a rare glimpse into Gary's emotional landscape, a stark contrast to the hardened criminal persona he projected.

As Gary Fuller navigated the complex web of alliances and power dynamics, his story became a chronicle of transformation and survival in a world where loyalty was bought with blood and where alliances were forged in the crucible of violence and prison politics.