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Dutch-Moroccan Connection Moving Weight Through the Ports De Mokkro Koppel is a tightly knit Dutch-Moroccan criminal network that has quietly risen to prominence since 2021. Operating mainly in Rotterdam, Utrecht, and Amsterdam, the group specializes in the smuggling and distribution of cocaine and hashish, running well-coordinated supply lines through major European ports like Rotterdam and Antwerp. Their operations are notable for blending street-level control with sophisticated logistics and money laundering schemes, allowing them to maintain a low profile despite increasing police scrutiny. De Mokkro Koppel’s smuggling operations are run with precision, relying heavily on corrupted dock workers and trusted couriers to move shipments concealed within legitimate cargo, making it difficult for law enforcement to intercept. On the streets, they maintain control through loyal runners and enforcers who ensure debts are collected and rival groups kept in check. Like Houssine Ait Soussan & Associates, De Mokkro Koppel functions similarly within the same Mocro Maffia framework, combining street-level influence with careful coordination. Armed with smuggled assault rifles and equipped with burner phones, they operate with discipline and efficiency, avoiding flashy public displays. Despite their quiet approach, De Mokkro Koppel has been linked to several violent incidents, including targeted shootings and armed confrontations, reflecting a simmering turf war beneath the surface. Their success is also driven by extensive money laundering through small businesses and involvement in credit card fraud and document forgery. The crew follows a strict code of loyalty and silence, ensuring that internal conflicts remain contained and that their operations continue without attracting undue attention. Qualitative reports and ethnographic studies confirm the elevated level of deviant and criminal behavior in European gang members. These studies also show that gang-related behavior can be expressed in many different ways in Europe. In some instances, European gangs are mainly involved in nuisance and minor to moderate forms of delinquency, like fighting, harassing people, vandalism and petty types of theft (Gruter and Vesterlingh 2001). In other instances they are involved in a wide variety of delinquent behaviour, including serious offenses like robbery and group violence. An example of a more serious delinquent, but also very versatile gang was provided by Van Gemert and Fleisher (2005). In an ethnographic study on the mainly Moroccan ‘Windmill Square group’ in Amsterdam they noticed that members of this group were involved in many forms of minor delinquency but also in serious crimes like burglary and robbery. The more serious offenses were not conducted by the whole gang, but by separate smaller co-offending groups. Nuisance and harassments, on the other hand, seemed to be a group phenomenon. Also violence was a group phenomenon, because in conflicts with the outside world, loyalty to group members was the rule. The Moroccan gang that was described in the Netherlands (Van Gemert and Fleisher 2005), did have instigators and more experienced members. At the same time, gang members expressed that no one can tell them what to do and ridiculed others that were trying to ‘play boss’. Migration and marginalization in Europe Moroccans and Turks, among others, decided to stay and most people in these groups are now first or second generation (Engbersen et al 2007). This is the moment that Colombia law enforcement caught the Netherlands' most-wanted fugitive who is accused of drug, murder and terrorism charges. A multi-national task force unit headed by Colombia's National Police Anti-narcotics Directorate arrested Said Razzouki inside an apartment Friday in Sabaneta, a municipality in the department of Antioquia. Aided by the FBI and DEA, Colombian law enforcement was able to track down the 48-year-old Moroccan-Dutchman. Authorities say Razzouki employed some of the same tactics used by Pablo Escobar to evade capture before he was killed during an operation in 1993. Razzouki had been hiding out in the apartment for at least six months, according to Colombia network Tele Medellin, and had not contacted his family for eight years. When authorities raided his third-floor apartment, he reportedly tried to flee through the window but was shot and detained. Razzouki, who was wanted since 2018, kept a low profile and had not spoken to his family in eight years Dutch authorities accuse Razzouki, who has been wanted since 2018, of drug trafficking, homicide and terrorism. The Colombia police said a surveillance unit was deployed and discovered that Razzouki did not use social media networks or the internet and would only spend a maximum of three hours outside his home. On Fridays he visited a local mosque. 'We practically had to return to techniques such as the Search Bloc used to locate Pablo Escobar, since this individual applied mechanisms to hide and evade the authorities,' said General Jorge Luis Ramírez, director of the National Police Anti-narcotics Directorate. Ramírez said Razzouki was linked to Clan del Golfo Cartel [Gulf's clan] and allegedly shipped large quantities of cocaine hydrochloride to Europe. Razzouki was transferred to Bogotá where he received medical treatment. Razzouki was allegedly the right-hand man of Ridouan Taghi, 41, who had been on the run for years until his arrest in Dubai in December. Prosecutors accuse Taghi and Razzouki in the murders of five people, including career criminals and a crime blogger. Houssine Ait Soussan, commonly called Hoes, born in 1979 has Amsterdam (The Netherlands), is a former president of the club futsal ZVV 't Knooppunt, businessman and criminal dutch original moroccan. A large-scale drug trafficker, he leads the life of a businessman at the head of a futsal club. Houssine Ait Soussan was notably a great figure of the Mocro Maffia in the Netherlands and in Belgium. He was distributing tons of cocaine towards allWestern Europe. Houssine Ait Soussan was sought after by for many years Interpol for his involvement in numerous assassinations and kidnappings, the majority of which took place in Antwerp and Brussels in Belgium.

Welcome to the monthly Faction Newsletter. This is your monthly update on the latest developments within the faction scene. This newsletter is designed to provide transparency by sharing high-level insights from internal discussions, spotlighting a featured faction each month, and highlighting any groups reaching candidate or official status. Faction of the Month This month's Faction Spotlight is Black Organized Crime, a group we’ve been watching since last month. From the start, they have delivered a distinct and refreshing take on illegal character development while maintaining consistently high standards of roleplay and OOC conduct. As always, we encourage anyone interested in getting involved with Black Organized Crime to reach out to their leadership team: @boris1, @sk8txrfu, @Gnarp, and @Iamkaciii. Tracing their roots back to 2024, the faction is steeped in rich lore that is a genuine pleasure to explore. Every storyline is crafted with remarkable attention to detail along with long-term development for character portrayals. The Black Organized Crime thread stands out as one of the few that captures both the day-to-day roleplay and a cohesive, evolving storyline. Their ability to balance grounded, passive roleplay with engaging schemes and rackets makes their faction feel more dynamic. If your faction would like to be considered for the next spotlight, continue pushing your creativity and standing out in meaningful ways. Key areas that can set your faction apart include strong character portrayal, showcasing unique media or roleplay, and maintaining a clean administrative record by following server rules. We look forward to carrying on this tradition and recognizing another deserving faction in the coming month. Every faction has an opportunity to be recognized so keep building, innovating, and contributing to the community. Faction Mediation Team Introduced We’re pleased to share that a Faction Mediation Teams have been introduced to support healthy faction relations and oversee war term agreements across the community. The team is composed of experienced faction members who work together to promote fair play, resolve disputes, and maintain a balanced environment during conflicts. This initiative reflects our continued commitment to transparency and collaboration within the illegal roleplay scene. Rage Updates During our recent Illegal Faction Team monthly meeting, we took the opportunity to address the absence of defined procedures and policies in preparation for the upcoming relaunch of the RAGE Multiplayer server. One of the advantages of having such a dedicated and experienced team is the diversity of perspectives we receive from across the community. This feedback continues to guide our approach as we prepare for the future of both platforms. We recognize that discussions around RAGE Multiplayer may not appeal to everyone, and we want to reaffirm that SA-MP will remain the primary focus of the Illegal Faction Team for the foreseeable future. At the same time, we’re ensuring that when the RAGE server is ready, we are fully equipped and organized to support it. If you’re interested in contributing ideas or joining the conversation about the development of illegal roleplay on either platform, please reach out to the Illegal Faction Council to get involved. Internal Updates We’d like to congratulate the Marat Gusarov Brigade for officially reaching official faction status. Your dedication and creativity have truly stood out within the community. We’d also like to congratulate the Verona Shoreline Crips and Warlocks Outlaw Motorcycle Club for being selected as official faction candidates. We look forward to seeing your continued development and impact on the server. The Illegal Faction Council and Management have launched a new competition to recognize and reward talented interior designers within the community. Participants will have the chance to design and furnish assigned residential properties, with prizes of up to 2000 UCP credits for the winner and 500–1000 credits for runners-up. Entry Deadline: September 30th Competition Period: October 1st – October 31st Focus: Residential properties (future rounds may feature business properties) All the information can be found here. We’re excited to announce that @Voronov has officially stepped into the role of Head of Scenario Scheme. If you’re interested in creating engaging scenarios, earning rewards, and contributing to immersive roleplay across the server, you can now forward your applications directly to him on the forums. For the application format and additional details, please visit: Scenario Schemes As a reminder, all the schemes are currently open as follows: Faction Drug Scheme — OPEN Faction Prison Scheme — CLOSED Strawmen Scheme — OPEN Solo Scheme Drugs — OPEN Weapons — (Refer to Strawman Scheme) Melee — OPEN Scenario Scheme — OPEN Business Scheme — OPEN If you would like more details, you can find additional information SA-MP Illegal Available Schemes. Ongoing Discussions and Upcoming Focus Areas We’d like to take a moment to share a brief overview of several internal discussions currently underway within the Illegal Faction Team. These highlights reflect key topics from our recent monthly meetings and areas we’re actively reviewing and improving. If there’s something you’d like to see added to future discussions, please reach out to @Scumpy, who will ensure your suggestions are included if they haven’t already been raised. For those who wish to connect directly with the team, our Illegal Faction Team Discord is open to the community. A ticket system is in place to allow you to reach out with any questions, feedback, or concerns. You can join here. Meeting Notes Encouraging scheme holders and Faction Team members to take a more proactive role in supporting and engaging with factions across the community. Reviewing official faction standards, activity, and performance to ensure expectations are being met and the status remains meaningful. Exploring how to better prepare for the RAGE launch, including ways the Faction Team can help ensure a smooth and successful rollout. Evaluating potential new official faction candidates and discussing initiatives to help newer factions establish themselves more effectively and confidently. ((S/O Scumpy, once again for producing this month's newsletter.))

Hi everyone, With September over and autumn slowly creeping up on us it's hard to believe that the year is nearing an end. This month we released the first (of many) Illegal Faction Newsletter which includes a wealth of information, and of course Faction of the Month. If you haven't seen it already, check it out.! Here's our October Community Update: Illegal Faction Team Another great month in terms of progress for the Illegal Faction Team. We've introduced another official faction, The Marat Gusarov Brigade. They've been providing high quality Eurasian organised crime roleplay to the server for quite a while now. If you haven't already go and visit their thread and congratulate them on becoming official! Verona Shoreline Crips, a faction which is ran and operated by seasoned gang roleplayers have taken the next step and are now official faction candidates. Look out for this faction as they're taking the gang scene by storm! Over the last month we've been incredibly busy, we've brainstormed ideas on how to improve our faction properties and the quality of them. We recently announced a furnishing competition. This competition aims to assist in the furnishing of faction team properties (which any eligible faction can apply for) whilst also rewarding furnishers of the community by competing against one another for UCP Credit prizes! The winner will be announced next month once all entrants have completed their work, and the voting process is complete. We've also been receiving and noticing an increase of reports regarding behaviour on MyFace which we'll be adding some clarity to our Rules of Engagement to cover. Keep an eye out for the upcoming Illegal Faction Team Update blog post, for more information on what we've been up to and what's coming! We'd like to add that in our recent monthly Illegal Faction Team meeting, we also discussed the lack of existing procedures/policies in place for the relaunch of our RAGE Multiplayer server. (We said the R word! 😱) One of the great things about having a such a dedicated and widely experienced Illegal Faction Team is that we're able to receive feedback from all walks of the community. We're aware discussing our RAGE Multiplayer server is not everyone's cup of tea, and if this is you, we'd like to reassure you that SA-MP will remain the focus of the Illegal Faction Team just as it has since we returned. We are however ensuring that when the RAGE Multiplayer server is ready to go, so are we. If you'd like to get involved in discussions surrounding the illegal roleplay scene on either, or both servers please reach out to the Illegal Faction Council with your interest. Once again, we have plenty of schemes available to apply for, and we're excited to continue our work with our Development Team to come up with updates for SA-MP. If you think you have something to bring to the table, that would benefit the illegal scene don't be afraid to reach out to @Aloosh@Rye or @unlawfulact. Staff Update Here are some of September's Key Metrics: There were a total of 2377 reports handled There were a total of 2297 help requests handled There were a total of 338 character applications handled We saw a large number of applications come through for Tester and after long deliberations between the leadership team, we want to share a massive congratulations to our new testers! Our Head of Testers @celestine will be reaching out to you. Tester Brownyy - ShelbyOne - ouday - Reaperslime - Edrian - demiGee zionc0789 - McDadda - GhostOfProtocol - Original Clack - Kristyboi - fruit Congratulations to our newly promoted staff members ... Trainee Admin mourn Senior Tester wyp Welcome back to our returning staff members ... Tester Justitae

Park Bullies Oowoo! Real Spankers/ Junkyards Destroyer Score Been Ugly For Them

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

Arguments / Come Swoop. Quick Stop / Blower. Pizza Stacks / Talking Politics / Hood Strike Ups.

OOC INFORMATION: This faction is a continuation of Houssine Ait Soussan & Associates, carrying forward the same focus on authentic Moroccan-Dutch organized crime roleplay. The storyline continues with characters already developed in the Conexion Casablanca faction. Anyone who was previously involved and whose character is still alive IC is welcome to join this faction. This faction is invite-only. We do not recruit through OOC approaches, nor do we hand out ranks on request. If you’re interested, you must find your way in character and prove yourself through your roleplay. Upon invitation to join the faction, you will be asked CK permissions of your character. This is non-negotiable. Posting screenshots without permission is strictly forbidden and will be removed. We want to thank @Lucky.. for laying the foundation that inspired and shaped this project. Any queries regarding the faction can be directed to @Ivan or @Orvar

Previously: Busted / Behind Bars. October 1st / House Arrest / Going Back Home. Monitored / False Taste of Freedom. Curfew / Meeting My HGs / Safety Precaution. P Boys II: Bowtie Gangsters. Next Morning / Detour Before Therapy.

The Fading Echo of Joey Meat’s Mob: How Boston’s Reach Died on the West Coast By Michael Anderson October 4, 2025 — Los Santos In the fading light of the New England underworld, one last remnant of the Patriarca Crime Family still flickers far from home. The Galleani Crew/ Crime Family — a breakaway faction of the old Boston Mob operating out of Los Santos — has quietly withered to a shadow of its former self, a once-ambitious transplant now surviving on habit, history, and a few aging loyalists. According to sources on both sides of the law, the crew was founded by Joseph “Joey Meat” Galleani, a seasoned Patriarca soldier who relocated west after federal pressure intensified in Boston. For years, Galleani ran the outfit like a satellite regime — a nod to the old ways of East Coast Cosa Nostra — but as indictments, retirements, and age took their toll, the organization’s reach and manpower all but evaporated. Joey Galleani, Richie Cassano, Frank Aquilino & an unnamed Boston associate circa. early 2010s Today, Galleani is described by investigators as the nominal boss of a largely defunct family — a symbolic figurehead more than a power broker. The daily business of what remains now revolves almost entirely around Donald “Donnie Sacks” Sacco, the crew’s acting underboss and de-facto street boss, who has taken over operations from Galleani’s longtime lieutenant Richard Cassano, sidelined by failing health. Per law enforcement intelligence, Sacco’s oversight extends to the crew’s limited rackets in illegal sports betting, loansharking, and adult-content distribution, small-scale enterprises scattered around Market and East Vinewood. “He’s the caretaker,” said one retired federal agent familiar with the group. “Not expanding, not making noise — just keeping the lights on and the money flowing.” Acting underboss Donald “Donnie Sacks” Sacco is seen entering Pasello’s in Market — a known meeting spot for remnants of the Galleani crew, per law enforcement sources. Officials estimate the Galleani organization now counts fewer than a dozen total members, with only two or three made men still considered active. Its influence, once backed by the Patriarca network in Boston, has been reduced to a localized ring of old-timers and small-time associates clinging to a bygone reputation. Galleani himself, now in his late seventies, resides quietly in Vinewood, reportedly spending most of his time away from street affairs. “He’s a ghost boss,” said one organized crime source. “A man living off respect and history, not business.” Despite the crew’s diminished capacity, the Los Santos Organized Crime Task Force continues to monitor its activities, citing residual ties to bookmakers and offshore betting platforms traced back to New England intermediaries. Yet few investigators consider the Galleani outfit a major player. “They’re a family by name, not by power,” said one state police source. “A de-facto crew clinging to a de-jure legacy — ghosts from another era still pretending the game hasn’t passed them by.” More to Read Who Were the New York Mob’s Western Outposts? June 10, 2025 Inside New England: The Cheeseman' is dead. Here's what to know about him. October 2, 2025 Tags: Los Santos | Crime | Patriarca Family | Organized Crime

The Denver Lane Gangster Blood — Circa 2000's Denver Lane Gangster Bloods The Denver Lane Gangster Bloods — also known by their aliases DLB, DLBG, or simply “The Lanes” — are one of the most well-established and historically significant Blood sets operating in South Los Santos. The gang is predominantly African-American and is rooted in the neighborhoods situated near Imperial Highway and Figueroa Street, an area that has long been considered a central hub for activity in South Los Santos. The Denver Lanes trace their foundation back to the early 1970s, a period when Los Santos was experiencing rapid social change and when street gangs were beginning to formalize identities that would later dominate the city’s landscape. Initially, the group did not operate under the Bloods umbrella. Instead, they were known as the Denver Lane Boys and also carried the more community-minded name Dignity Loving Brothers. The gang’s earliest territory centered around 108th and 109th Streets, but their influence soon expanded southward to 120th Street and northward to 106th, securing several blocks of turf that would define their presence. During their early years, the Denver Lanes coexisted alongside other independent neighborhood crews, including the Figueroa Boys, a group founded by the Miles family. The relationship between these sets reflected the patchwork nature of South Los Santos gangs at the time — with crews forming around housing projects, schools, or family connections, before larger identities like “Blood” or “Crip” became standardized across the city. It wasn’t until the mid-1970s that the Denver Lane Boys transitioned into what became the Denver Lane Gangster Bloods, aligning themselves with the emerging Blood identity. A key figure tied to the Denver Lanes’ history was Peabody, a member of the coalition who went on to become instrumental in the creation of the United Blood Nation (UBN) during the mid-1980s inside the Los Santos County Jail system. Around 1984–85, Peabody and others helped formalize Blood identity and unity within the prison walls, a move that gave the Bloods long-lasting structure both behind bars and on the streets. This connection to UBN cemented the Denver Lanes as one of the cornerstone Blood gangs in Los Santos. In modern times, the Denver Lanes are also known under the banner of the Figueroa Rider Gang (FRG), a name that pays homage to their long stretch of territory running along Figueroa Street — a notorious corridor often referred to as “the blade” for its heavy street activity and hustling reputation. Their 109th clique serves as the main core, but their presence spans from 105th Street to 120th Street, giving them control over what is often described as the last active section of Figueroa before crossing the 105 Freeway. The DLGB have built a reputation for being a large and historically notorious Blood set, consistently involved in rivalries that shaped South Los Santos gang politics. Among their most infamous conflicts are their wars with the Hoover Criminal Gangs, a rivalry marked by decades of violence, as well as long-standing issues with the Madd Swan Bloods, Broadway Gangster Crips, and the 18th Street Gang, one of the city’s largest Latino street organizations. What sets the Denver Lanes apart from many other Blood factions is the nature of their rivalries. Unlike most Blood sets on the West Side, whose primary conflicts tend to focus on traditional rivalries with Neighborhood Crips, the DLGB have historically squared off against Gangster Crip sets and East Side East Coast Crips, which has shaped their unique position in Los Santos gang politics. As a result, the Denver Lanes have often stood apart from the modern “Suwoopin, Movin and Groovin” Blood unity politics, sometimes taking a neutral or even loosely aligned stance with certain Rollin’ Neighborhood Crip gangs that share enemies in common. Their reputation is also shaped by their internal Blood rivalries, which is relatively uncommon for most sets. The Denver Lanes had bitter and violent conflicts with other Blood gangs, including the Inglewood Family Gangster Bloods and the Madd Swan Family Bloods. These deadly beefs fractured traditional Blood unity and fueled cycles of retaliation for decades. However, in the early 2020s, efforts toward diplomacy led to a fragile truce between the sets, easing tensions that had kept South Los Santos locked in internal Blood-on-Blood warfare.

Happy Hood day // I promise

bird is the word

Where's the official status at?

snatchin yo shit let these niggas kno stopped by the law I / get some insurance stopped by the law II / not scared of oss ill still bang my set bent through idle gas n let a buck fifty off

Trooping & Tagging. Quick Call / Homemade Tattoos. Moody's Story / Late Night Saggery. Murder Rate Rising / War in South Gate.

Another Quick Strike Up I-II Strike-Up Inna Barlows Fuck It, Let's Do A 2/11 Kick Doe / Flockin Inna Enemies Flockin Inna Enemies II / Taking Everything Flockin Inna Enemies III Flockin Inna Enemies IV / Came Up On A Rollie Bail Out Quick Come Up / Pawned Everything Bussed Down $20K Comin All Designer For The Set-Day All Rich Off Flocks / Forever In Debt To The Set Mud Brothers / Oakwood Park

The Iron Order Outlaw Motorcycle Club is an all-white outlaw motorcycle club that originated in Portland, Oregon. The Fort Carson charter was established to build a strong presence in the state of San Andreas and to solidify the club’s name in the Bone County area. Members are expected to be more than just bikers, they are representatives of a way of life deeply tied to American culture and history. The club is built around loyalty to its colors and the preservation of old-school outlaw motorcycle traditions. The club sustains itself through a combination of illegal activities common to organized crime in San Andreas. These ventures provide a steady income for the charter and ensure its independence from outside influence. Profits are cycled back into the club to support its members, their motorcycles, the clubhouse, and to maintain influence in the region. Iron Order OMC wears the Iron Cross on their backs . A symbol that for the club represents strength, discipline, and brotherhood. For its members, it carries the weight of the history they uphold and the determination to protect the club from any outside influence. The move into Bone County had been in the works for a long time, with the goal of making Fort Carson the new stronghold of the Iron Order in the state of San Andreas. For now, IOMC holds no active rivalries with other organizations. Still, the club maintains strict control over its territory and will not hesitate to respond to anything that could be seen as disrespect or a threat. " Live by the cross, die by the colors "

Scenario summary: Onika Maharaj and Ornell “Iceman” Yards — a figure who can be seen as a mentor — are two opposing personalities, although they follow the same god (by walking different paths). Onika, though street-smart, doesn’t have the heart or the mindset to stay out on the streets and take part in the soldier-type activities that would be expected of her. During her time in Iceman’s crew, Onika has always harbored an interest (and above all a need) to base her plays on other aspects of street life — something that would match her skills. Thanks to the advice of her best friend, Nyell Portell, Nika decides to flip the gameplan she was offered and start doing things her way: she dusts off the knowledge that suits her best — the Internet. Onika wants to build income streams through platforms set up on encrypted networks: dark web, metanet. The idea is to create a connection between her products and services (drugs, weapons, fake IDs, forged gun licenses) to reinvest in her own, legit business. The shooting down in Santa Maria just sped up the process, leaving Onika yet again emotionally scarred and helpless. Related posts: Touch With Reality / Friends or Foe / Only You Can Tell It

H40d Day Bidness

Grinch the new put on

Only You Can Tell It 1/2

Kickin It With The Rabbits / Puerocs Trippin War in The South; Duckin Faces & DPs War in The South; Duckin Faces & DPs II / Thirteen Seconds of Hell / Puercos Trippin II Late Night Activities With The Lowksters

Morning Meals & Hit-Ups. Later That Same Night / Harlows & The White Flag.

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RECRUITMENT. Allow us to introduce ourselves; on behalf of all of the ALL SIDE 40 CRIP leadership and high council we'd like to hold ourselves up to a pretty high standard of roleplay and we say that in the humblest way possible. Instead of instantly trying to roleplay with the faction, it is recommended that you join our Discord server for a more in-depth look behind the faction's infrastructure and how we operate as a whole. Keep in mind that before making your character, the community is the key. We're portraying a street-gang within a community, however, if you are looking for something higher to tie it all together, this is where our emphasis on our community development and interaction comes into play. Our ultimate goal is to portray a realistic street gang with a community like atmosphere within the Western Jefferson (Vermont Square) neighborhood. It is imperative that you check it frequently to stay up to date with the conversations and topics that are present revolving the faction within the Discord. If you're not serious about role-playing with us and don't have any quality role-play to contribute to the faction, then don't even bother joining because you will be weeded out and removed without a warning. The faction itself consists of a majority of American-time zoned members (GMT -4 to GMT -8), however, there are quite a few members in the European time zone (GMT 0), so people should keep in mind that you will probably catch people in-game no matter what time zone you are in. Every day is different, so our "peak" times cannot be specified. You will most likely catch more members online during the nighttime and sometimes during the afternoon due to school and work (between 2:00 PM and 12:00 PM).

Shit! I got robbed! / Need A Burner / Vrilo I Need Info! He's Not With Us / Shoot On Sight / V-Thang's Help Loafing Youngster / Holding Chunky Blammer / Extermination Time

Really Undefeated In My Section // Tramp Basher All Day Any Day I Fish Fry After The Ordeal // Tie Yo Laces Up // Made The Headlines