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The Rollin 40s Crips (R40s) also known as the Rollin 40s Neighborhood Crips (R40NHC) Rollin Forties or Glove Gang, are predominant as an African-American street gang located on the West Side of South Los Santos. The Rollin 40s were getting large and spreading out around Jefferson Avenue to Glen Park, and are part of the Rollin O’s Crips and falls under the Neighborhood Crips (Rollin 40s Neighborhood Crips). The Darc Side are formed to hold down around Jefferson Avenue and the Parc Side are the predominant of Glen Park, this both of cliques have been around for a long time, around 1970s. Over time, the Parcside identity became linked with members that hold the section from specific residential blocks and housing zones, forming a tighter and began social structure compared to broader Rollin 40s affiliations. Law enforcement gives a more attention toward the Rollin 40s is bigger significantly during the late 1990s, as the broader South Los Santos Crip and became wider into multiple sub-identities and neighborhood sets. In Old Days, gangbanging in the Westside was established far away before Rollin O's fell under the Neighborhood Crips in the year 1986. The area is packed full of Rollin O's were they was stand steady by themselves back then when they aren't really intented with their own card. These street gangs have intricate alliances and feuds which have lasted from their initial emergence and their main factor their fell off. After almost 4 year, Rollin 40’s affiliates decided to reestablish the set and alligned with the Neighborhood Crips, sending O.G along with the ex higher rank Baby OG Davone “TipToe” William to follow the legacy of Rollin 40s and rebuild what was left of Rollin 40s high crime rate and infamous gang activity. The O.Gs brought many changes with them who were under their wing during their time in Vernon and as the time changed they made four-sides of the Grimiest Line that created many sub-cliques. Gang tries to recruit as many young people as possible to increase their dominance across the town. RACE WAR w/ FLORENCIA — Just like every other Rollin 40s Crips clique, the Rollin 40s Crips have nothing but hate for Florencia 13 (F13). It's a beef that no Parc Side and Darc Side set is exempt from. This rivalry started nearly a decade ago when the Darc Side robbed a F13 drug connect of a large quantity of dope. The tale of how a black street gang ripped off a Latino rival has taken on mythic proportions ever since. But to this day police are uncertain if these events truthfully took place. There's just so many different variations of the story. Who knows what really happened? But the effects are tremendous. Over the years, the two rival gangs have battled over control of the drug trade going through Southern Los Santos. The feud has escalated into what many residents call a race war. It used to be that innocent bystanders were not targeted, said Chris Le Grande, pastor of Great Hope Fellowship in Faith, one of Jefferson's largest black churches. Now it's deliberate. I'm deliberately shooting you because of your color. There's even one story that a Florencia member hung a stuffed monkey from their porch. That should give you a broad answer. On Tuesday 2007, the U.S. attorney's office announced a sweeping indictment against more than 60 members of Florencia 13, accusing the Latino gang of waging a violent campaign to drive out African American rivals. Once primarily black, the working class community of 60,000 today is mostly Latino. But some say that's only part of the truth. The war has two sides, said Robert Ramirez, a Florencia 13 gang member. "I'm not going to say we're angels, but it's 50-50," he said, as fellow gang members sprayed walls with Florencia graffiti. " 'Any black, shoot on sight?' -- it's not true. Nobody likes a racist person." The neighborhood saw 41 homicides in 2005, surpassing the homicide rate in some of the nation's most dangerous big cities, authorities said. About half of those killed had no gang affiliation. Homicides dropped to 19 last year after a major law enforcement crackdown that led to 230 felony arrests and the seizure of 130 weapons. But the level of violence remains high. Authorities attribute the neighborhood's gang troubles in large part to the huge demographic shift that occurred in this economically depressed community over the last 20 years, tipping the balance of power from black to Latino and turning it into a tinderbox of racial tensions. That kind of demographic shift has occurred in many parts of Southern San Andreas, but Jefferson-Willowfield is one of the places where it has turned violent. The violence threatens an economic revival that has begun to revitalize the neighborhood. MODERN DAY POLITICS In past over this decade, Rollin 40s (R40s) have remained active throughout their established territories and cliques, with visible signs of presence including graffiti markings, block tagging, and territorial identifiers spread across key along transit streets that frequently can be found on the each of West Side of Los Santos. Members are commonly seen gathering in known neighborhood spots including apartment complexes were social activity blends with street operations. Furthermore, narcotics distribution continues to be a secondary income due to pressed and checked by the authorities, based from www.lsnews.com Street-level dealing operations are decreased in 5% based on the census data. Nowadays, most of them primarily having a prior on creative labelling music. Incase as their side hustle while avoiding constant law enforcement attention. These activities have drawn continued focus from gang enforcement and narcotics units working the East Los Santos districts as some of the drug’s trafficking aren’t detectable. Violence remains a factor in maintaining status and control. Conflicts whether internal disputes or rival gang tensions are frequently handled through intimidation or direct retaliation. Thread credits goes to @ivannandisatrio @rafael12 @UmbrellaCorp (Lore & Faction Mentor) @Megalovania109 (Lore & Faction Media) @GilangDramasta (Modding) r/CaliConnection r/CaliBanging United gang Normandieman Booming

Darc Side & Ramona Gardens - Vernon Ave. Ramona Gardens is a housing complex in Glen Park, Los Santos, San Andreas. The housing projects are a 250 unit structure that houses predominantly African-American and Hispanic families. Apartments range from one to three bedrooms and consist of cosy interiors with a elegant twist. The Gardens is one of the only areas to not fall under the American Crack epidemic and was barely effected by narcotics and is owned by the Housing Authority of Los Santos (HACLS). The housing projects were built in 1970 by the Federal Government in order to house people stricken by poverty. Ramona Gardens is said to house a Crip gang and can be supported by the gang related vandalism. Ramona Gardens held the death of 27 year old Dorothy "Top Hoodstas" Glover in 2014, Top Hoodstas was found shot dead and was believed to be gang related. Ramona Gardens housed the 1980s American-crack epidemic and in no time, was housed by drug-dealing gang 'crews' or gangs. Numerous raids on housing have led to the seizure of heavy narcotics, ranging from marijuana to crack-cocaine. The apartments predominantly house Hispanic and African-American families and are believed to harbor street gangs and (ex) felons. The housing projects were featured in a documentary; see San Andreas Life. Vernon is a west-south avenue that connects neighboring areas to the Commerce out of Jefferson, Los Santos City. Stack Money Gang Stack Money Gang was a loosely drug crew for much of its existence. Occasionally because of this needless bloody disputes inside the network took place. Several members from the Rollin 40's days decided that there needed to be more order in the ranks. A new era was ushered in for the gang where old traditions were being reincorporated into the gang alongside ideological pillars that were instilled to prepare them for prison life. To symbolize the transition gang members decided to take on a new name. So long as these values were enforced in the community it has the potential to more deeply embed the main clique inside Darc Side to counteract the effects of law enforcement operations. It was a key issue that Shkiesty set out on implementing to maintain stability. Her time as it was hallmarked with levelheaded decisions and countless killings orchestrated against perceived enemies inside the gang, against rivals and law enforcement officers. Williams was handpicked to keep the program going smoothly and build on it more as planned. Both men were longtime members and alongside Devon Brown performed well as enforcers. It can only be speculated what the effects of those changes. (( This thread is about the development of Darc Side clique that known as Stack Money Gang (SMG) when they are growing up in Ramona Gardens ))