Fifties Pueblo

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The PBB, commonly known as the Pueblo Bishop Bloods are are one of the biggest Blood sets in all of Low Bottoms area, a region on the East Side part of Los Santos. They have adapted there name after domination several apartments, Pueblo Del Rio Public Housing is considered of their main headquarters. Before Damu(Blood) was even forged, the Pueblo Bishops have been active in that area since the very early 1970s. In the 1970s the Pueblo Bishop Bloods were founded alongside some of the original Blood gangs formed by Vershaun Copeland and Max Lanes in Eastside Los Santos, as crack and cocaine was introduced and gangs began focusing more on money rather than their original politics, the Pueblo Bishop Bloods became heavily involved in the narcotics business in the Low Bottoms and in the Pueblo Projects as well. The 2000s gunfire was heard on a nightly basis as the Pueblo Bishops battled against the rival gang Bloodstone Villains. Shortly after, the Low Bottoms exploded as a war broke out between the Pueblo Bishops and the 38th Street Gang over control of the East side drug trade.

50's to the Dubs.
The Pueblo Bishop Bloods is composed of two main cliques, the 50s represent the Pueblo Bishop Bloods in the South LS or Five Deuce Pueblo Bishop Bloods, and the Dubs is a reference to the Nine Deuce Bishop Bloods. Being one of the most infamous and socially uneven neighborhood within the Low Bottoms district, The Five Deuce Pueblo Bishops is the larger of two, operating and controling primarily around Willowfield within the Pueblo Public Housing, spanning particulary alongs from 50th to 59th Streets.

THE WAR IN SOUTH EAST


In the South East Los Santos on April 4th, 2017. Gunfire broke out at E. 54th Street. Two men are killed in what some of the locals claim to be a gang related drive-by, driven by dispute that hasn't come to and end for the past two decaded. Police arrested 35-year-old Eddie Ruelas and 22-year-old Troy Tarango in connection with the shooting that took the life of 24-year-old Marshon Davis. Marshon is killed in crossfire after the vehicle did a return few minutes post interactions with another locals. A firearm was never found on Marshon's body, whatsoever, Marshon was seen trying to running off and later dying at the scene. Eddie Ruelas and Troy Tarango were later arrested in a chase, as one of the law enforcement units witnesded the shooting, entering a chase where the two would later end up in a car accident. The exact turn of events was not revealed, but police daid a prior fight that occurred the day before would have preceded the murder, which they classified as a gang-related. Ruelas and Tarango were profiled as members of the 38th Street. Tarango and Ruelas was sentenced to life in jail for his chain of committed crimes and long history of arrests. About 20 minutes after that attack, two men were injured in a shooting just blocks away at a strip mall at Idlewood. That was also designated as gang-related violence.
 

MODERN DAY / TODAY

Fifties Pueblo, well known as the part of the Pueblo Bishop Blood are known to be a very active street gang in the modern day. They continue to hold down their territory in the East Side of Willowfield, and will press any new faces seen in the area, regardless of if they have family in the area, friends, or are younger. Having such a strong presence within the neighborhood, they take advantage of the broken up families, and young men left fatherless, or whatever the situation may be. They are known to have more brutal jumping's for a put on, having groups of full fledged members of the gang beat on members senseless. These usually last for 50 seconds, and they do not hold back regardless of age. The same routine is followed when a member of the gang is put off from the set, at the discretion of the older heads within the ranks.