Varrios Los Aztecas Gang Request
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Varrios Los Aztecas Gang Request
Gang Leader:Luke_Jay
Level of Leader:6
Gang Co leader(s):None
Level of Co leader :5
Background story of the gang (minimum of 1,500 words):
Vatos Locos is reported by various sources to be a slang term, originally used for describing chicano or latino neighbourhood "toughs," and more recently expanded in its use to describe chicano or latino youths, in some communities of the San Andreas.
The only reference to a gang called Vatos Locos in Honduras found among the sources consulted, is a 2 May 1998 report from La Prensa. The report mentions the Vatos Locos mara or gang as one of the three main contenders in turf disputes for control of drug supply in San Pedro Sula. The highest incidence of trafficking and turf wars reportedly takes place in the Chamelecón sector of the city and the Cabañas and Suncery neighbourhoods; in these areas, the Vatos Locos dispute territory with the Mara Salvatrucha (MS) and the Mara 18.
The only other reference to a Vatos Locos gang found among publicly available sources within the time constraints of this Response, is the description of a documentary film on the 38th Street Gang of Los Angeles, also referred to a La 38 and Vatos Locos (Ritual Films 30 Oct. 1998). The documentary states the gang began in South Central Los Angeles in the 1920 by chicanos or Mexican-Americans and has evolved into a more violent organization with more than 1,000 members across the United States.
The only references to gangs operating in the San Lorenzo area of Honduras, and found among the sources consulted, are two reports from La Prensa, which mention the existence of at least 14 heavily armed gangs that operate at sea and on land in the Gulf of Fonseca region (22 Mar. 1997; 5 Apr. 1997). The reports, however, do not name the gangs, but state that they have operated with a high level of impunity against fishermen and shrimp farmers due to a lack of police or military presence and support.
Rank Names
Rank6 :Original Gangstah
Rank5 :2nd in Command OG
Rank4 :Gangstah
Rank3 :Vato
Rank2 :Thug
Rank1 :Ese
Rank Duties
Rank 6 :Making the Hood Good
Rank 5 :Capturing
Rank 4 :Defending the Base
Rank 3 :Drive by
Rank 2 :Drive by
Rank 1 :Defending the Base
Gang Skin
Rank6 :292
Rank5 :273
Rank4 :47
Rank3 :48
Rank2 :30
Rank1 :184
Gang Cars (Max Car's 10):
1.Savanna[Black]
2.Blade[Black]
3.Savanna[Black]
4.Sabre[Black]
5.Remington[Black]
6.Sultan[Black]
7.Slamvan[Black]
8.Mavericks[Black]
9.Sabre[Black]
10.Sabre[Black]
HQ:
Level of Leader:6
Gang Co leader(s):None
Level of Co leader :5
Background story of the gang (minimum of 1,500 words):
Vatos Locos is reported by various sources to be a slang term, originally used for describing chicano or latino neighbourhood "toughs," and more recently expanded in its use to describe chicano or latino youths, in some communities of the San Andreas.
The only reference to a gang called Vatos Locos in Honduras found among the sources consulted, is a 2 May 1998 report from La Prensa. The report mentions the Vatos Locos mara or gang as one of the three main contenders in turf disputes for control of drug supply in San Pedro Sula. The highest incidence of trafficking and turf wars reportedly takes place in the Chamelecón sector of the city and the Cabañas and Suncery neighbourhoods; in these areas, the Vatos Locos dispute territory with the Mara Salvatrucha (MS) and the Mara 18.
The only other reference to a Vatos Locos gang found among publicly available sources within the time constraints of this Response, is the description of a documentary film on the 38th Street Gang of Los Angeles, also referred to a La 38 and Vatos Locos (Ritual Films 30 Oct. 1998). The documentary states the gang began in South Central Los Angeles in the 1920 by chicanos or Mexican-Americans and has evolved into a more violent organization with more than 1,000 members across the United States.
The only references to gangs operating in the San Lorenzo area of Honduras, and found among the sources consulted, are two reports from La Prensa, which mention the existence of at least 14 heavily armed gangs that operate at sea and on land in the Gulf of Fonseca region (22 Mar. 1997; 5 Apr. 1997). The reports, however, do not name the gangs, but state that they have operated with a high level of impunity against fishermen and shrimp farmers due to a lack of police or military presence and support.
Rank Names
Rank6 :Original Gangstah
Rank5 :2nd in Command OG
Rank4 :Gangstah
Rank3 :Vato
Rank2 :Thug
Rank1 :Ese
Rank Duties
Rank 6 :Making the Hood Good
Rank 5 :Capturing
Rank 4 :Defending the Base
Rank 3 :Drive by
Rank 2 :Drive by
Rank 1 :Defending the Base
Gang Skin
Rank6 :292
Rank5 :273
Rank4 :47
Rank3 :48
Rank2 :30
Rank1 :184
Gang Cars (Max Car's 10):
1.Savanna[Black]
2.Blade[Black]
3.Savanna[Black]
4.Sabre[Black]
5.Remington[Black]
6.Sultan[Black]
7.Slamvan[Black]
8.Mavericks[Black]
9.Sabre[Black]
10.Sabre[Black]
HQ:
Jay_Luke- Posts : 1
Points : 7
Reputation : 0
Join date : 2012-02-26
Re: Varrios Los Aztecas Gang Request
Actually it's pretty good, as one of the owner's of the MG:RP i hereby tell you that your app has been ACCEPTED, see me IG
Krillah.- Posts : 19
Points : 62
Reputation : 9
Join date : 2012-02-19
Age : 26
Location : Philippines
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