19th Ryderfield Crips Crew

Sun Jul 02, 2017 1:58 pm

Ryderfield Crips Crew by acronyms is a primarily American-Samoa street-gang, located in the eastern district of Los Santos, just north of Market 69.

This Crips sub-set is mostly recognized by its red-crimson color, its members has a disturbed state which counts every other set member who is not under the "Blood" umbrella as their rival.

Most notable rivals of the Ryderfield Crips Crew are the Crips whom located around them. The other sets considered to be neutral, but still don't have an official alliance with them. Their territory boundaries are from Crenshaw's boulevard to the basketball court beside the KFC restaurant of the East Side. Many conflicts were started as a result of basketball turf, what caused many deaths of both sides.

The gang members identify themselves through various means such as colors, clothing, symbols, tattoos, hand signs or language. They are also notoriously known for their criminal activities such as illegal firearm trafficking, drug selling, robberies, homicides and graffiti. The majority of the residents in Crenshaw and surrounding areas are known to be drug addicts who badly influence the people close to them. As a result of this, the area of Crenshaw is now seen as a place to be avoided by everyone who has no business being there. The police patrol Crenshaw and surrounding areas on a daily basis in an attempt to stop the Crips from flooding the streets of Market 69 with drugs.

Story

The set was formed in the 209st intially to compete against the influence of the Crips of the Glenpark. Treshawn, the "O.G" formed it in order to provide a full protection against the Crips whom had a conflict with the neutral families in the neighborhood and later they have competed them.

In the beginning this Crips sub-set expanded through the massive recruitment of the Crenshaw and Jefferson's residents, a lot of fresh graffiti related to the set were spread-out over the alleyways of the neighborhoods, announcing the born of this new set.

The set wasn't so successful in the start, they have started with only six members in the set, later they have expanded even more through newcomers who was prepared for a gang life.

This Ryderfield Crips Crew members were widely known for their beef with white cops, but their biggest hatred was held for the Crips. This was an umbrella term for them that included any gang which affiliated with blue colours. The gang was renowned their aggressive nature and attitude towards the outsiders, many men were murdered for no justified reasons in the past. In 1994, the number of homicides in the city spiked to a record high of 76, then the highest per-capita murder rate in the country. Most of the dead were young black males, most of them shot with handguns, many of them killed either while protecting their gang territory or conducting open-air transactions for powder or crack cocaine.

The Ryderfield Crips Crew was holding a firm grip on the drug dealing of the streets at the time, and as a result, had the most fatalities. These fatalities didn't go down lightly. For years, the city of Los Santos was a war zone between rivaled gangs. It was this period that brought the most arrests also. It became apparent to the Los Santos Police Department and to its Senators that the problem was increasing at an exponential rate and was not hinting to stop any time soon. They were many crack down operations and the LSPD was very close to holding all the gang members they could find in internment. Problems worked themselves out however with the gangs killing each other off. No internment was necessary due to these killings. The situation got so bad, that no gang members went out alone. Everyone started backing in groups of 4's, 5's 10's or 13's so protect them selves from the rival gangs. It was all about protecting your neighborhood and Crenshaw was like no different. The hood came first, 'blood' runs thicker than water after all.

Chapter I: New Era and New Member(s).

The founder of the 19th Ryderfield Crips Crew, Larry "G" Butler was 38 years old before he died. He was an infamous Jefferson-born felon back in the past, who was convicted and incarcerated multiple times when he was alive.

Larry was cold-gunned to death from a drive-by on July 25th, 1999. Allegedly as a result of a revenge from a rival American-Samoa gang.

Witnesses claim a man in a Ford Taurus fired multiple shots at Larry, nonetheless he soon fell and died on the scene but the police couldn't find the killer. Jeremiah Butler used to maintain their reputation by pushing his own custom strain of marijuana to the public which called "Lil P". It was successful and caused outsiders visiting Los Santos to come to Crenshaw in order to buy this product.

Recently the gang have started to push some harder sorts of drugs, such as Heroin aka "Smack", Robstone aka "Eazy-E" and Banks aka "C" in order to make more money, although they themselves don't use those drugs.

Chapter II: "Young Nigga'z"

Precisely on the 19th June members back together and hold a massive party on that date O.G named Treshawn are pro-anniversary. They had a party drug to drink and take drugs hard, they are partying happily and until there came one police unit to their region. And there was a shootout and only a few survivors, Treshawn commonly called T O.G it died of shot in the head and he suffered severe injuries to not be saved. 19'Th Ryderfield Crips Crew was rarely seen in the district Area Market 69 and one day and also commonly called Lil P and Rasford it came to the region to bring some members young children. Lamarquis and Larry explain how to sell drugs, and also explains the rules in their territory, and they met with the head of the gang who were in market 69 19TH they talk about the trade business of illegal goods and their fellowship
After the death of Robstone, his Brotha' Rawlshane "Shane" Butler and life long friend Treshawn "Lil P" had to take charge of the hood from then on in.

When he only obtained the role there were some rumors about the set being defunct, a lot of the set members themselves were either deceased, incarcerated or left the neighborhood. In addition to the B.I.P graffiti which been sprayed onto brick throughout the Market 69 alleyways.

The Main Street Crips took-over their territory and taxed the families there, what caused most of them to leave the place and move into a new neighborhood. However, Treshawn and Howard were taking the leading role seriously, to terminate these rumors and to bring back the reputation of this set.

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