East Los Santos: Realm of the Gangs

[Jordan_Kenobi]

East Los Santos:Realm of the Gangs
A San Andreas News article

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Author: Jordan Kenobi
Date: 6 December 2018
Tags: crime, gangs, Los Santos, Diablos, ghetto

Disclaimer: The individuals shown in the article have since then been placed in custody.

(The ghetto that is East Los Santos)​

East Los Santos (LS), also known as mexican's hood, contains all sorts of crimes listed in the penal code. This is a place full of mexicans that has one goal: conquering los santos and making more cash.

East LS is full of gangs and illegal organizations slaughtering people, young and old, and police officers. These guys have no mercy and money comes first, even before their own parents.

Every day a crime takes place or chaos ensues, which is why local authorities dispatched special units to patrol the area and intervene if any fighting or chaos breaks out. We've recently looked at the percentage of how many law enforcement officers were slain in East LS, and come to find on average every single day at least 2 officers are killed.

(Two gangsters smoking weed)
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Buying marijuana (referred to as "weed") or cocaine (referred to as "crack") in East LS is relatively easy since many gang organizations are located there, and those illegal narcotics circulate in their daily lives.

(Diablos Royale headquarters)
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In this picture, we show you the headquarters of one of the biggest gangs to ever live named Diablos Royale. As you can see, the headquarters is full of fancy gang cars in the gang's street colors. This gang has had reign over this area for over 4 years and it's still on the top.

These gangs are really a threat to our lives, to the lives of our kids and families. Despite the police presence in the area, crime still occurs. Local authorities should find a solution for this predicament, even our state legislature should contribute to find a solution to this problem, otherwise Los Santos will be reigned by gangsters in the next few years... maybe even a few months.

 

[James Wrzosek]

Good job my friend!