09-20-2021, 12:16 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-24-2021, 09:43 PM by Sal. Edited 2 times in total.)
Name of Faction: The South Brooklyn Boys
Number of Members (Minimum of 5): 13
Type Of Faction (Family, Triad, Street Gang, etc): Street Gang
Ethnic Background (Italian, Greek, African American, Irish, etc): American/Italian American, Hispanic
Your Discord # (ex: gamer#4210): K-Dog#5602
Your SteamID: 76561198296304382
Your Faction Discord link (If you have one): Will give later.
Organization Backstory (Min. of 250+ Words & any images):
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In the 1950s multiple Italian-American gangs were based around South Brooklyn, New York. The gangs eventually united together under the name of the “South Brooklyn Boys”. At the beginning, the SBB consisted of several smaller neighborhood “greaser gangs” that were located in the multiple sections of Brooklyn. Greaser gangs were a subculture of young people that wanted to be more rebellious. These are all of the gangs that made up the original South Brooklyn Boys:
The South Brooklyn Devils
The Garfield Boys
The South Brooklyn Angels
The South Brooklyn Diablos
The Wanderers
The Degraw St. Boys
The Sackett St. Boys
The Butler Gents
The Gowanus Boys
The Kane St. Midgets
The Savages
The Testors
The Senators
The Little Gents
The Young Savages.
The label South Brooklyn Boys represented the loose connection between all of the neighborhood gangs.
During their operation, these gangs often had constant disputes and fought with each other. The main organization, referred to as "South Brooklyn" by most, was located around the Red Hook Projects, which back in the 1950s was predominantly Italian.
The highly reputed Lucchese mobster Anthony "Gaspipe" Casso was a famous member of the early South Brooklyn Boys. The gang has been loosely associated with and has worked for the Italian-American Mafia throughout its history to the present, but it is not an official Mafia crew.
During the 1970s, the South Brooklyn Boys represented not only the original 1950s gangs, but many new generations of children growing up in the South Brooklyn area. The term has not only been used as a gang association, but also as a loose connection for local kids to grow and make bonds together. During the 1980s to the present, a new generation of the South Brooklyn Boys has become active along with a newly opened pizza joint called the “South Brooklyn Boy’s Slice Shop”.
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Ranking Structure:
Boss - Oversees all operations and ensures the success of the SBB and all of its members.
Underboss - Is responsible for running the day to day operations. Typically manages our external relations with outside gangs and crime families.
Advisor - Works on special activities, organization, and reports only to the Boss.
Street Boss - Is responsible for overseeing the personnel of the Brooklyn Boys.
Captain - Leads a 'set' of Soldiers and is responsible for all of those beneath them. Collects weekly dues and manages their 'sets' racket/personnel. May initiate Associates and make them Soldiers of the SBB. May also promote up to Lieutenant with permission from their Street Boss.
Lieutenant - Assists their Captain in the operation of their 'set'. Will act as the second in command. May promote up to Soldier with permission from their Captain.
Enforcer - Enforcers assist in the day to day operations of the SBB. They may select Associates from the Rookies and assign them to their 'set'. Holds authority over all below.
Soldier - Full Soldiers of the SBB. You have proven yourself worthy, you are bound by the brotherhood and will fight to the last breath for your fellow members. May bring in new Rookies.
Associate - Associates of the SBB. You will be expected to pay a kickup to your 'set' Captain/leadership once per week unless otherwise stated. This is to keep our operations funded and the SBB in power within the streets of NYC. You may not promote/recruit and must continue to prove yourself worthy of being a member of the SBB.
Rookie - New recruits, you must prove yourselves to the rest of the SBB and earn the right to use our name.
Number of Members (Minimum of 5): 13
Type Of Faction (Family, Triad, Street Gang, etc): Street Gang
Ethnic Background (Italian, Greek, African American, Irish, etc): American/Italian American, Hispanic
Your Discord # (ex: gamer#4210): K-Dog#5602
Your SteamID: 76561198296304382
Your Faction Discord link (If you have one): Will give later.
Organization Backstory (Min. of 250+ Words & any images):
In the 1950s multiple Italian-American gangs were based around South Brooklyn, New York. The gangs eventually united together under the name of the “South Brooklyn Boys”. At the beginning, the SBB consisted of several smaller neighborhood “greaser gangs” that were located in the multiple sections of Brooklyn. Greaser gangs were a subculture of young people that wanted to be more rebellious. These are all of the gangs that made up the original South Brooklyn Boys:
The South Brooklyn Devils
The Garfield Boys
The South Brooklyn Angels
The South Brooklyn Diablos
The Wanderers
The Degraw St. Boys
The Sackett St. Boys
The Butler Gents
The Gowanus Boys
The Kane St. Midgets
The Savages
The Testors
The Senators
The Little Gents
The Young Savages.
The label South Brooklyn Boys represented the loose connection between all of the neighborhood gangs.
During their operation, these gangs often had constant disputes and fought with each other. The main organization, referred to as "South Brooklyn" by most, was located around the Red Hook Projects, which back in the 1950s was predominantly Italian.
The highly reputed Lucchese mobster Anthony "Gaspipe" Casso was a famous member of the early South Brooklyn Boys. The gang has been loosely associated with and has worked for the Italian-American Mafia throughout its history to the present, but it is not an official Mafia crew.
During the 1970s, the South Brooklyn Boys represented not only the original 1950s gangs, but many new generations of children growing up in the South Brooklyn area. The term has not only been used as a gang association, but also as a loose connection for local kids to grow and make bonds together. During the 1980s to the present, a new generation of the South Brooklyn Boys has become active along with a newly opened pizza joint called the “South Brooklyn Boy’s Slice Shop”.
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Ranking Structure:
Boss - Oversees all operations and ensures the success of the SBB and all of its members.
Underboss - Is responsible for running the day to day operations. Typically manages our external relations with outside gangs and crime families.
Advisor - Works on special activities, organization, and reports only to the Boss.
Street Boss - Is responsible for overseeing the personnel of the Brooklyn Boys.
Captain - Leads a 'set' of Soldiers and is responsible for all of those beneath them. Collects weekly dues and manages their 'sets' racket/personnel. May initiate Associates and make them Soldiers of the SBB. May also promote up to Lieutenant with permission from their Street Boss.
Lieutenant - Assists their Captain in the operation of their 'set'. Will act as the second in command. May promote up to Soldier with permission from their Captain.
Enforcer - Enforcers assist in the day to day operations of the SBB. They may select Associates from the Rookies and assign them to their 'set'. Holds authority over all below.
Soldier - Full Soldiers of the SBB. You have proven yourself worthy, you are bound by the brotherhood and will fight to the last breath for your fellow members. May bring in new Rookies.
Associate - Associates of the SBB. You will be expected to pay a kickup to your 'set' Captain/leadership once per week unless otherwise stated. This is to keep our operations funded and the SBB in power within the streets of NYC. You may not promote/recruit and must continue to prove yourself worthy of being a member of the SBB.
Rookie - New recruits, you must prove yourselves to the rest of the SBB and earn the right to use our name.
