Black Organized Crime

[Gnarp]

Black Organized Crime in modern day Los Angeles is decentralized - heavily rooted in prison networks, streetgangs, and out of state DTO's using the city as their stomping grounds.

Our faction hosts a wide variety of characters to accurately reflect this.

Great attention is placed on fostering long-running storylines that tie every person in the faction together, as well as offer depth to each individual one's portrayal.

 

Membership is open to both new and pre-established African-American characters, queries about joining should be sent to @boris1 or @Iamkaciii @Gnarp.

[Iamkaciii]

BIG FORTYY !!!!

[Gnarp]

 

 

[TyDolla]

Edited yesterday at 01:48 PM by TyDolla

[Spellwoven]

I'm white and not organized crime

[barbzzz]

Scenario summary: After the wild night of September 8, the one that saw Onika, Ornell, Black and the crew caught up in a police raid — an operation that ended in nothing — things seemed to water down . The LSSD/PD tried cracking down on the Sampson St. Crew, but they ended up making not a single arrest, and seizing not a single weapon. It's said that Onika led them away while Iceman & co. made a smooth escape. The following day, though, Nika would dive back into her studies: business models, internet schemes, digital hustles — anything that could turn into real net worth. After a smoke break Nika gives the heads up to Ornell "Iceman" Yards about people in their circle still stashing up assets in the area where SD almost caught them lacking. What started to be a chill day turned into something real grimy.
Related post: https://community.ls-rp.com/forums/topic/26948-black-organized-crime/page/39/?tab=comments#comment-300340

 

Edited yesterday at 05:11 PM by barbzzz

[husoparac11]

FIRE! Love this thread boys.

[Gnarp]

 

 

 

[kamikaze]

7 hours ago, barbzzz said:

Scenario summary: After the wild night of September 8, the one that saw Onika, Ornell, Black and the crew caught up in a police raid — an operation that ended in nothing — things seemed to water down . The LSSD/PD tried cracking down on the Sampson St. Crew, but they ended up making not a single arrest, and seizing not a single weapon. It's said that Onika led them away while Iceman & co. made a smooth escape. The following day, though, Nika would dive back into her studies: business models, internet schemes, digital hustles — anything that could turn into real net worth. After a smoke break Nika gives the heads up to Ornell "Iceman" Yards about people in their circle still stashing up assets in the area where SD almost caught them lacking. What started to be a chill day turned into something real grimy.
Related post: https://community.ls-rp.com/forums/topic/26948-black-organized-crime/page/39/?tab=comments#comment-300340

 

Ian know yall was coming like that.. DAMN!

[Jamar]

[fawhkfawhk]

[Iamkaciii]

 

 

 

[TyDolla]

[Gnarp]

Criminologists named an effect after him known as the "Felix Mitchell Paradox"^[10]—whereby after a major successful police operation (like the arrest of Mitchell) crime and violence both went up instead of down as one might expect. It is thought that Felix had such monopoly power in parts of Oakland that he controlled pricing and policed the violence of smaller gangs. When he was arrested it left a power vacuum and the smaller gangs started both price wars and shooting wars to fill the void.