110th/Events

The entire history of the 110th Street Rascals up to the most current events.

## ***CHAPTER I - Another Rascals***

As the reputation of the Decker Street Rascals (DSR) continued to grow, their ambition for even greater success led them to an important decision. They wanted to expand their influence and create a new subset or clique called 110th Street Rascals. This decision marked a turning point in the history of their gang.

The creation of *ANOTHER RASCALS* brought together four influential OGs: Ming Khems, Rakeem Crawford, Ali Wood, and Trayvon Haywood. These individuals were well-respected within the Rascal community and had a strong vision for the future. Ming Khems, in particular, played a crucial role in shaping the destiny of the 110th Street Rascals.

Ming Khems made a significant decision by appointing Trayvon Haywood and Ali Wood as the OG (Original Gangster) members of 110th Street Rascals. This move was a strategic choice, ensuring that the new subset had experienced and capable OGs to guide its growth and success.

## ***CHAPTER II - Prison Break Tragedy***

The Eren murder case, masterminded by Carl Doja and Mill West, had shocked the city. Their heinous crime led to a lifetime sentence within the imposing walls of the Bolling Broke Facility. As news of their imprisonment spread, a wave of determination swept across the West Side and East Side street gangsters. They began to convene secret meetings, strategizing tirelessly to orchestrate a daring jailbreak that would set Mill and Moji free.

This ambitious escape plan brought together gangs from both sides of the city, forging an unlikely alliance. Among those involved were the 110th Street Rascals, a subset of the larger and notorious DSR gang. 110th Street Rascals, who had always operated in the shadow of their parent gang, saw this as an opportunity to prove their worth.

The OGs (Original Gangsters) of the 110th meticulously selected a team of eight individuals for the dangerous mission. These brave souls included Ali Wood, Trayvon Haywood, Kayden Tenorio, Bless Dengra, Boris, Bobby Miles, Mirshan Craff, and Amiri Lowelt, the strategist with a knack for contingency plans.

The daring eight managed to infiltrate the County Facility. Once inside, they executed their plan with precision, causing chaos and diversion. The commotion reached every corner of the prison, keeping the guards occupied and disoriented.

Finally, after a series of intense and nail-biting moments, the jailbreak tragedy came to fruition. Carl Doja and Mill West found themselves free, thanks to the determination, bravery, and cunning of the 110th Street Rascals and their newfound allies.

## ***CHAPTER III - Beef between Brothers (Triple B)***

Several months had passed since the daring jailbreak that had freed Carl Doja and Mill West. The streets of the city had returned to their usual rhythm, but beneath the surface, tensions simmered. OG Rakeem Crawford, a prominent figure in the Decker Street Rascals (DSR), found himself at the center of a brewing conflict.

The issue that divided Rakeem Crawford and Ming Khems, another influential member of DSR, centered around a seemingly simple decision: whether or not to provide rags or bandanas to Yunus D Yoseph, a former detective who had found himself on the wrong side of the law. The debate over this seemingly minor matter began to erode the trust and unity within DSR.

As the days turned into weeks, the disagreement between Rakeem Crawford and Ming Khems grew more heated. It wasn't just about the bandanas; it was a clash of egos and visions for the future of the gang. What started as a disagreement quickly escalated into a full-blown conflict that threatened to tear DSR apart.

Fearing the consequences of the internal strife, Rakeem Crawford made a difficult decision. He chose to step away from DSR temporarily, seeking refuge and a fresh start among another Rascal subset, the 110th Street Rascals. It was a move that shocked many and left a significant void within DSR, as Rakeem had been a respected OG.

The fallout from Rakeem's departure was immediate. Tensions between DSR and the 110th Street Rascals escalated rapidly, resulting in violent confrontations and shootouts between the two street gangsers. The city was on edge as the power struggle played out on its streets.

However, as the clashes continued and blood was spilled, Rakeem Crawford had a moment of clarity. He realized that the ongoing feud, driven by personal disputes and wounded pride, was threatening to destroy not only DSR but also the unity of the Rascal cards as a whole. He knew that if they didn't find a way to reconcile their differences and rebuild trust, it would only be a matter of time before they all paid a heavy price.

## ***CHAPTER IV - Snitches Getting Stitches***

One of the longtime members of an old street gang, named Israel Avelar a.k.a. MoneyStacks, or simply Stacks, faced problems after being absent from the hood for a long time. He found himself in a lot of debt after gambling while doing business in Chicago. He returned to Los Santos to find money to cover his debts. Stacks got an idea that seemed crazy because he happened to come across information about the circulation of weapons in his street gang, specifically Browning-type pistols. Based on this information, Stacks thought about selling it to the police. This was a foolish move for Stacks because he knew that betraying his gang would mean certain death.

A few days later, he encountered a patrolling police officer and engaged in a conversation to negotiate sharing the information. However, this was discovered by Bless Sincero and Trayvon Haywood. Both of them took a photo when Stacks and the police officer were talking. The next day, Trayvon Haywood asked Stacks about their conversation with the police officer, but Stacks lied. Trayvon and Bless then pretended to search Stacks' phone and found text messages from a police officer named Charles. However, Trayvon and Bless acted as if they didn't find anything on Stacks' phone.

The following day, Tasa, Bless, Tray, and Ali took Stacks to a location in Mirror Park and shot him until he was incapacitated. After that, they left the scene. Half a minute later, a group of street gangsters called FDF, or Forum Drive Families, passed by and approached Stacks' body, which was lying there. They helped Stacks, who was on the brink of death. After this incident, Stacks started hanging out with FDF and asked for help in launching an attack on the 110th Street Rascals. Stacks paid a sum of money he had, and an assault on the 110th Street Rascals by the Forum Drive Families became inevitable. The beef continued until Stacks was shot by Trayvon Haywood and Ali Wood. At that moment, the car involved in the drive-by shooting Stacks contained Tray, Ali, Bless, and Tasa.

## ***CHAPTER V - Bounce out from Murder Park***

Several months after Stacks' murder, the case circulated but was not pursued by the police. This led to protests among Los Santos residents who were aware of the case. The citizens believed that the Police Department consisted of racist officers who were unwilling to thoroughly investigate Stacks' murder, as he was a Black individual. These protests prompted the Police Department to reopen the investigation into Stacks' murder.

A few days after the protests, the police received clues about Stacks' murder from CCTV footage. This implicated Ali Wood, Trayvon Haywood, Natasa Lonica, and Bless Sincero as suspects in Stacks' murder. The four of them began to feel apprehensive as their faces appeared on the wanted list billboards. Due to this case, the 110th Street Rascals' turf was frequently raided by the police, and one detective started interrogating one of the members. This left the OGs of the 110th cornered, leading them to decide to relocate their hood to the East Los Santos area, specifically Roy Lowenstein Boulevard. This decision was made because the police had begun using violence during interrogations.

Meanwhile, Ali, Tray, and Tasa went into hiding away from the city, while Bless panicked and fled to New York.

## ***CHAPTER VI - First Court***

After months of staying hidden, the whereabouts of the four individuals involved in Stacks' murder were finally unraveled by a determined detective who tirelessly followed a trail of clues and evidence. The walls of secrecy that Ali, Tray, and Tasa had built around themselves were breached, leading to their capture. They were taken into custody and became detainees in the city, awaiting the commencement of their trial.

On the other side of the country, Bless, who had fled to New York in a panicked escape, was also apprehended by law enforcement. He, too, became a detainee as he awaited legal proceedings.

As the wheels of justice began to turn, Ali, Tray, and Tasa were brought to trial. The evidence against them was compelling, and the prosecution argued vigorously for their conviction. After a lengthy legal battle, the verdict was reached – they were sentenced to spend a substantial portion of their lives behind the cold, unforgiving bars of the Bolling Broke Facility.

The impact of their conviction rippled through the criminal underworld of Los Santos, sending a clear message that justice could eventually catch up with even the most elusive wrongdoers. The 110th Street Rascals, once a formidable force in the streets of Los Santos, found themselves weakened by the loss of their members and the constant pressure from law enforcement.

Meanwhile, Bless, who had been apprehended separately in New York, faced his own legal battles. The consequences of his actions in the Stacks case loomed large as he navigated the intricacies of the justice system in a different state. Because their OGs got locked up, all the responsibilities got deferred to the Murder Parkside Player while the OGs are incarcerated, with Tay Ahmeed replacing Trayvon Haywood, Bobby Miles stepping in for Ali Wood, and Kayden Tenorio filling in for Natasa Lonica.

## ***CHAPTER VII - Bloodline Breakdown***

The big homies got released from the slammer after doing mad time in the joint. Except for Bless Dengra, still locked up in New York for a minute 'cause of his escape and the crazy stuff he did there, causing some serious impact. Showing respect for Bless Dengra still held up in the New York Facility Department, Hunnit Ten threw up that "FREE HOMIES" graffiti for him.

Trayvone Haywood's homecoming brought some grim news. Tray was too deep into them illegal goods in the clink, feeling a whole different vibe now. Hit up the hospital with his fiancée post-prison for a medical checkup, and turns out Trayvone Haywood gotta ease up on the booze and smokes.

A little time passed, and another subset of Rascals, the Deckers, stirred up some real trouble again. Demondre Graves, or should say Rakeem Crawford, spilled the beans to the 110th Street Rascals about his true identity. The whole Decker crew, some Lost MC bikers, and even a cop named Loki were onto this info beforehand. Rakeem faked his death on purpose to protect the Deckers 'cause he was getting threats to own up to his mistakes, or DSR was gonna get taken down by Noah.

With problems piling up, Hunnit Ten had to assist the Deckers in isolating themselves up in North Yankton, a spot up north in the United States near Canada. Cold as hell with a low population, it was the perfect spot for laying low. But eventually, the Rascals' trail was sniffed out, reaching North Yankton, leading to the bust of all the Deckers and their 110th Street affiliations.

After the bust, the OGs from Decker Street Rascals hit up the court, declaring that the Deckers gotta disband. They couldn't roll together anymore, or it was gonna get way worse. Some Deckers scattered, with a few joining up with the 110th Street Rascals. 110th turf's all surrounded by mad other street-gang blocks, so the hood ain't safe no more. That's why 110th had to bounce to The Tahitian Flat, just a stone's throw from the old block. Now, 110th hood's right next to Forum Drive Families.