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Chapel Time Again / New Conflict Arrising / Resolving Issues / New Road Captain7 points
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HIGH-GRADE “HASHISH” PRODUCT FLOODS LOS SANTOS STREETS — POSSIBLE MOROCCAN SMUGGLING NETWORK BEHIND SURGE Los Santos Daily | April 19, 2025 LOS SANTOS, SA – A high-potency cannabis concentrate known as “Hashish” is making a major comeback in Los Santos—and this time, it’s not the low-tier, backyard pressed hash locals might remember. This new wave is pure, refined, and carries a name that’s turning heads in the underworld: Ketama. Stamped into each sleek black brick in worn, hand-pressed lettering, “KETAMA” is more than a label—it’s a legacy. The Ketama region in northern Morocco has long been considered oneof the world’s hashish capitals, and now its signature seems to be appearing across the trap corners of Idlewood, Crenshaw, and parts of South Central. Too Clean, Too Quiet What’s unsettling officials is not just the purity of the product, but the silence that trails behind it. No flashy street rollout. No turf wars. Just a creeping takeover. “They’re not interested in fame,” said one mid-level distributor from South Los Santos. “They let the product speak for itself—and it’s got people hooked.” This sudden dominance has begun to shift dynamics between small crews and independent operators, raising tension as new, faceless distributors begin carving out territory without firing a single shot—yet. Idlewood: Ground Zero? One of the first neighborhoods where Hashish began circulating was Idlewood, a hotbed for street-level narcotics activity. According to locals, the product arrived seemingly overnight, displacing local suppliers and drawing attention from both young hustlers and seasoned players alike. “It just showed up outta nowhere,” said a resident who asked to remain anonymous. “People stopped askin’ for weed. They started askin’ for that hash. It’s got a rep now—it’s exotic, it’s strong, and everybody wants it.” Community leaders worry the influx may bring more than just a shift in product—it could spark turf friction between long-established street crews and whoever is supplying the goods from behind the scenes. New Players, New Rules With law enforcement scrambling to pin down the supply chain and rivals left in the dark, one thing is clear: the market has shifted. Fast. The arrival of Hashish signals more than just a new product—it marks the emergence of a foreign influence in the city’s drug economy. One steeped in tradition, but ready to operate in the shadows of Los Santos.For now, the origin remains under investigation, but all signs point across the Atlantic. If the Moroccan syndicate’s involvement is confirmed, Los Santos may be looking at the early stages of a long-term infiltration—a move that could signal a broader international presence looking to entrench itself in the city’s drug trade. Hashish may be nothing new—but the way it’s moving, and who’s moving it, is something Los Santos hasn’t seen before. The Calm Before Something Bigger? For now, Hashish continues to dominate conversations and command top dollar on the street. But behind the smoke lies a bigger question—who’s really pulling the strings? If this is the opening move, the city might be in for more than just a new high. It might be witnessing the quiet rise of a new criminal chapter—one born in the deserts of North Africa, and now written in the alleys of Idlewood and beyond. Perhaps the most chilling part of this wave is the methodical silence behind it. There’s no face. No spokesperson. Just Ketama-stamped bricks showing up in the hands of street-level runners who claim they don’t even know who’s supplying them. “They’re ghosts,” one Southside connection told us. “They’re not on the block, not on social, not doing music or flashin’ cash. They just slide through, drop weight, and vanish.” Some believe middlemen are being quietly coerced into exclusive deals, with subtle threats and sudden muscle behind closed doors. Others say it’s just business: sell their product, or get replaced.6 points
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Our faction's main objective is to depict an authentic one-percenter motorcycle club, with a strong focus on individual character growth and fostering rich, immersive lore. We expect our members to maintain a high standard of roleplay and to familiarize themselves with the one-percenter culture before joining. If reliable resources are difficult to find, we’re more than happy to assist with character creation and provide materials to help players accurately portray a motorcycle club member. We recognize that real-life responsibilities such as work and family always take precedence over roleplay. While some may not fully grasp this, rest assured that joining our faction does not require you to be active every night of the week. Once you enter the prospecting phase, we reserve the right to issue a character kill if there is valid justification. However, this is always considered a last resort rather than a first option. For any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to @Phoenix999 via the forums.6 points
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GOTTA STAY STRAPPED // BODIES BE A DAILY THANG ON A HUNT // IDLEWOOD EMPTY NICCAS TRYNA BECOME RICH // DOPE SELLING WEIGHING UP // ANOTHER PACKAGE GROVE STREET HUSTLA HENRY5 points
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