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INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION

no respect for an american classic smh

Injunction Gang III; Whole Imperial Shutdown Related Post: https://community.ls-rp.com/forums/topic/11581-ss-varrio-38st/page/177/?tab=comments#comment-269543 Brief Summary: Krstovic, a member of a Serbian organized crime group, arranged a sit-down with Valerio and one of his older members to finalize a business deal. Lady Psycho Ortega / The Serb Pipeline Later That Night / Partying All Night Related Post :https://community.ls-rp.com/forums/topic/11581-ss-varrio-38st/?do=findComment&comment=260630 MyFace Netbanger & Confrontations / Down For The Cause

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INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION

Shout out my big friend, Mike.

Darius Cook fixed up that abandoned spot, turned it into a full-blown trap house. Security cameras on every corner—he watches every in and out like a hawk. Doors chained, bolts ain’t no walk-ins throughout each door. He also earned his stripes the hard way, went heads up with Los Padrinos 13. Took an L twice, but they respected how he stood tall. Now he posted in Ganton, trap star status. Gangs show love, and the block knows his name. Darius Cook kept his mouth shut when the pressure came during interrogations. Detectives tried to twist his words, play mind games but he wasn’t going for it. He ain’t fold, ain’t flinch. He stood on business, solid the whole way through. Real ones know: silence speaks louder than statements. Plugs keep pullin' up, showin’ love to the trap ‘cause they know how Darius run it. It’s all smooth moves and fast flips even when the products stepped to it lowest. The system work too clean. And just like that, the trap show love back, everyone eatin’, respect go both ways.

Related; Tue Oct 13, 2020

[PRESS RELEASE] Allegra Nixon Accepts Mayoralty 3rd July 2025 "Fellow residents of Los Santos, Today I accept the responsibility of serving as your Mayor. I do so with humility, fully aware of the doubts many of you hold, and with a determination to restore confidence in our city’s government. Los Santos has spent months without clear leadership. Mayor Calhoun’s prolonged absence left budgets unsigned, projects stalled, and vital services drifting. This election was meant to end that paralysis, yet criminal interference threatened to plunge us deeper into uncertainty. I have since been informed by the Secretary of State that only two candidates, Mr Kenneth Muldoon and myself, met every legal requirement to appear on the ballot. No other applicants succeeded. The Municipal Electoral Commission has since disqualified Mr Muldoon for voter-fraud offences. After my public call for a new election, I met with the Secretary of State directly. He outlined that restarting the process would require new rules, fresh vetting, and at least four more weeks of campaigning and voting once those rules were in place. That would mean months longer without a Mayor. Even so, I insisted that a Mayor must have a public mandate. The State then confirmed that the verified pre-fraud tally gave my ticket a decisive lead, and that this constitutes that mandate. Mr Muldoon’s endorsement of my candidacy further strengthened the case for moving forward. To those who feel disappointed or sceptical, I hear you. When I first spoke of a new election, the full timeline, legal findings, and risk of extended leaderlessness were not yet clear. We now know that only lawful ballots remain in the final count and that each day without a Mayor delays urgent work. My first priority is stability. I will assess the structure of the Mayoral cabinet, define key roles, and begin delivering on our manifesto pledges. I thank the Municipal Electoral Commission for its diligence and Secretary of State Hosea Halliday for clarifying the realities that guided this decision. I also recognise the voters who did not support me or who feel let down by recent events. My administration will serve you with the same commitment it offers to those who placed their trust in me at the ballot box. Together, we can turn this difficult chapter into the starting point of a safer, stronger, and more united Los Santos. I am ready to get to work and I invite you to join me. Before I close, I wish to honour the late Deputy Mayor Patrick Callahan. His loss is felt across our city. In recognition of his dedication to democracy and justice, I pledge to commission a memorial statue at City Hall and to explore renaming a street or public building in his memory. Thank you, and may our city move forward in hope and honour." - Mayor Allegra Nixon