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Recruitment for the faction is done in-character, and you will be expected to follow the server rules while associating yourself with our image. Be respectful to those around you and dedicate yourself to your characters development within the faction. The aim of 38th Street is to create a realistic sureño environment in El Corona. The Discord is accessible for those who are interested in joining the faction, we're currently open to new members and encourage those who are looking for something fresh to try it out, if there are any questions feel free to contact @risen or connect to the Discord, where you can find some information about the faction and ask any questions you may have.

The real Oh Gee's. Please keep this alive family.

Ran into Martin's cousins here last night. They're hoping you make a trip home soon; the McDonaghs in Manchester want a fight.

romano always had the makings of a varsity athlete

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"This thread is going to showcase the life and development of Lorenzo "Blu-Shady" Thompson in the come-up in the Rap & Street game." "Blood on the Pavement, Ink on the Pad" Lorenzo “Tiny Blu-Shady” Coleman grew up on the south side of Los Angeles, raised in a neighborhood where loyalty and survival went hand in hand. After losing his father — a respected figure with deep street ties — at just nine years old, Tiny was pulled into the world his dad left behind. By thirteen, he had already earned the nickname “Tiny” for his size and “Blu-Shady” for the quiet, calculating way he handled pressure, adapting fast to the environment that shaped him. By seventeen, Tiny had built a reputation for moving carefully but decisively, becoming someone his neighborhood relied on during conflicts and negotiations. Using old connections passed down from his father, he learned to organize and maintain small underground operations with discipline and focus. By nineteen, he had grown into a trusted operator — a young figure known for loyalty, sharp instincts, and the ability to manage situations that older men would shy away from. His rise, however, came with loss. One of their most trusted members, Da’Vonte “Brim-Smaccer” Ford, was killed while walking alone to JK’s Liquor Store on Ganton Boulevard. Tension between Blu-Shady’s side and the Blood affiliates across Ganton had been escalating for months — constant fistfights and block-level clashes that never seemed to cool down. When the other side grew tired of getting outnumbered, their older heads armed the younger ones, pushing the feud into a new phase. Brim-Smaccer was caught in the fallout, ambushed and shot in what had once been a routine, familiar walk. His death shook the entire circle, changing the way Tiny and his people moved from that day forward.

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Luciano Leggio, often photographed smoking a cigar even while in restraints, was a prominent Sicilian Mafia figure and longtime leader of the Corleonesi, a faction originating in the town of Corleone. Although his actual surname was Leggio, he became widely known as Liggio due to a clerical error in court records during the 1960s. Leggio gained notoriety for repeatedly escaping conviction for numerous crimes—including several murders—until he was finally arrested in Milan on 16 May 1974. The following year, he received a life sentence and was transferred to the Badu ’e Carros prison in Sardinia. Even from behind bars, he is believed to have maintained considerable power, allegedly ordering the 1977 assassination of Lieutenant Colonel Giuseppe Russo. He was also said to have ordered the 1979 killing of Judge Cesare Terranova, whom he despised for humiliating him during an interrogation years earlier; the Sicilian Mafia Commission reportedly endorsed the murder. Although Leggio was put on trial for orchestrating Terranova’s assassination, he was acquitted twice—first in Calabria in 1983 and again on appeal in 1986—due to insufficient evidence. By the late 1970s, his deputy, Salvatore Riina, had effectively taken control of the Corleonesi. During the Maxi Trial of 1986–87, prosecutors sought a 15-year sentence for Leggio, but the court ultimately cleared him of the four murders he was accused of directing from prison. When Luciano Leggio was imprisoned, he continued sending orders from behind bars, but the real power on the outside quickly shifted to Salvatore Riina. Acting as Leggio’s most trusted lieutenant, Riina handled enforcement, decision-making, and daily coordination for the Corleonesi. Over time, Riina built his own loyal inner circle, tightened control over the clan’s operations, and eliminated rivals who threatened his position. By the late 1970s, he was no longer just carrying out Leggio’s commands—he had effectively become the de facto leader. Sources indicate that Salvatore Riina, historically linked to the Corleonesi faction from overseas, has extended his organization’s operations into Los Santos, San Andreas State. The move appears strategic, aimed at penetrating fragmented criminal markets within the city and consolidating influence under a single command structure. Riina maintains minimal public presence and relies on long-standing associates to communicate directives. Although external observers still refer to the faction’s former leadership, field intelligence confirms that operational authority rests almost entirely with Riina. Operational Cells: East Beach - Verona Beach , Red County and county outskirts. Communication: Face-to-face relays through vetted intermediaries; no electronic traces detected. **** Riina's faction is now considered one of the most cohesive and disciplined criminal entities within Los Santos. Although small in number compared to native groups, the organization’s internal loyalty, strategic precision, and methodical expansion present a significant long-term risk to citywide stability.

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Tomy is my fav

congrats @Cocaine Caliphate

u know how to keep it ten toes gang!

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This faction aims to portray an authentic and respectful representation of the Irish, and Irish Traveller community and their illicit activities in America. Our focus is on cultural accuracy, character-driven storytelling, and realistic economic motivations rather than stereotypes. Our goal is to deliver believable, immersive roleplay that highlights the social and economic pressures shaping these live; without glorifying crime or misrepresenting the culture. If you'd like to get involved, please reach out to @Conor, @Sweet @Heliusor @husoparac11

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