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- May 27, 2023
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Organization: National Guard
Name : Jamal Davis
Gender: Male
Age: 25
Nationality: African American
Place of Birth: USA, San andreas, Los santos, Idlewood
Sexuality: Straight
Eye color: Brown
Hair color: Black
Tattoos: neck, arms, chest, back, legs
Strengths: good at focusing, team working, hard worker, Smart
Weakness: Gambling addiction, drug addiction, Desperate for money
Life Story:
Jamal Davis grew up in Idlewood in the south side of Los Santos in one of the toughest neighborhoods. At eight years old, Jamal's parents were killed right in front of his eyes in a drive-by shooting by some Debt collocters while they were on the way to the school, leaving him with an overwhelming sense of loss and pain.
Jamal was just 8 years old. He was left alone with his only brother Jamar Davis and noone else to turn to and nowhere to go.
He bounced around the foster care system and during the process he lost his brother the only family that he had, looking for a sense of stability, but never quite found it.
As he got older, Jamal became obsessed with the idea of making money. He'd seen how hard life could be, and he desperately wanted to escape his difficult circumstances. So,so He began robbing houses, ATMs, and stealing cars to sell the car parts for money. But it wasn't long before he discovered an even quicker way to make money with gambling in underground casinos and fighting at underground fight clubs.
So he started gambling in underground casinos and fighting in underground fight clubs, using his fists to make quick cash. It was dangerous work, but Jamal didn't care. He was too blinded by his obsession with money to see the risks.
But Fighting was where Jamal felt alive. It was where he could forget about his troubled childhood and the pain of losing his parents.
But the fights also took a heavy toll on him. To help him cope with the physical and emotional pain of fighting, Jamal turned to drugs. At first, it was just a way to numb the pain, but before long, he found himself addicted. He couldn't imagine life without the drugs and the highs they gave him.
Despite his addiction, Jamal continued to gamble and fight his way through life. He made some money, but it was never enough. He was never satisfied. There was always another
fight to win, always another bet to make.
Despite the danger, Jamal kept fighting and gambling. If anything, the addiction to drugs only fueled his obsession with money.
Career Story:
Jamal Davis' life took a drastic turn when he met a commissioned officer of the National Guard named Hugo Krown at a party he was attending. After getting to know Hugo, Hugo saw something special in him and convinced Jamal to join the army.
Once Jamal agreed to join, he was trained by a guy named Zardo, who taught him all the skills he needed to become a successful member of the National Guard. Jamal excelled in his training and soon rose through the ranks, becoming one of the highest-ranking members of the National Guard by the age of 24.
Through his work at the National Guard, Jamal was able to reconnect with his brother, Jamar Davis. After years of being separated, they were finally reunited, and Jamal was overjoyed to have his brother back in his life.
Despite his success in the army, Jamal's addiction to drugs and money still consumed him. Even with all the money he had, he still felt like there was never enough. He continued to gamble and indulge in his drug habit, hiding it from those around him.
At parties or social events, Jamal found himself gravitating towards people who were involved in extreme gambling, seeking the thrill that came with making and losing large sums of money. Despite his better judgment, he found himself getting deeper into the underbelly of Los Santos, gambling with high stakes and associating with dangerous people.
Until Today, Jamal is still in the National Guard, where he continues to serve with honor and distinction. He's is stil a drug and money addict , but he is working with others to help them overcome their demons and find a brighter future. Although he'll always be grappling with his addiction, Jamal knows that he's in a much better place now than he ever was before. He's grateful for the second chance that life has given him, and he'll never take it for granted.
Despite having found success in the National Guard and a reunion with his brother, Jamal's addiction will continue to be a part of his life. No matter how much therapy or rehab he underwent, he couldn't shake the compulsion to indulge in his addiction.
Outcomes:
1. Jamal Can sell illegal weapons that he picked up from gang/family members.(not org weapons)
2. Jamal Can torture/kill for information even the lawyers.
3. Jamal Can let Detainee go free if they are part of his family and help them in escaping.
4. Jamal Can take bribes.(up to 100k)
5. Jamal can carry his Duty radio with him while he is off duty.
6. Jamal Can use drugs on duty because of his addiction.
7. Jamal Can threaten lawyers/people to get away.
8. Jamal Can smash and break bodycams (with using /try).
9. Jamal Can use any gun available, illegal or legal, on duty or off duty ( No org weapons will be used for personal reasons ).
10. Jamal Can go with the criminals in the ghetto and be a part of any criminal activity and pay the criminals for information.
Name : Jamal Davis
Gender: Male
Age: 25
Nationality: African American
Place of Birth: USA, San andreas, Los santos, Idlewood
Sexuality: Straight
Eye color: Brown
Hair color: Black
Tattoos: neck, arms, chest, back, legs
Strengths: good at focusing, team working, hard worker, Smart
Weakness: Gambling addiction, drug addiction, Desperate for money
Life Story:
Jamal Davis grew up in Idlewood in the south side of Los Santos in one of the toughest neighborhoods. At eight years old, Jamal's parents were killed right in front of his eyes in a drive-by shooting by some Debt collocters while they were on the way to the school, leaving him with an overwhelming sense of loss and pain.
Jamal was just 8 years old. He was left alone with his only brother Jamar Davis and noone else to turn to and nowhere to go.
He bounced around the foster care system and during the process he lost his brother the only family that he had, looking for a sense of stability, but never quite found it.
As he got older, Jamal became obsessed with the idea of making money. He'd seen how hard life could be, and he desperately wanted to escape his difficult circumstances. So,so He began robbing houses, ATMs, and stealing cars to sell the car parts for money. But it wasn't long before he discovered an even quicker way to make money with gambling in underground casinos and fighting at underground fight clubs.
So he started gambling in underground casinos and fighting in underground fight clubs, using his fists to make quick cash. It was dangerous work, but Jamal didn't care. He was too blinded by his obsession with money to see the risks.
But Fighting was where Jamal felt alive. It was where he could forget about his troubled childhood and the pain of losing his parents.
But the fights also took a heavy toll on him. To help him cope with the physical and emotional pain of fighting, Jamal turned to drugs. At first, it was just a way to numb the pain, but before long, he found himself addicted. He couldn't imagine life without the drugs and the highs they gave him.
Despite his addiction, Jamal continued to gamble and fight his way through life. He made some money, but it was never enough. He was never satisfied. There was always another
fight to win, always another bet to make.
Despite the danger, Jamal kept fighting and gambling. If anything, the addiction to drugs only fueled his obsession with money.
Career Story:
Jamal Davis' life took a drastic turn when he met a commissioned officer of the National Guard named Hugo Krown at a party he was attending. After getting to know Hugo, Hugo saw something special in him and convinced Jamal to join the army.
Once Jamal agreed to join, he was trained by a guy named Zardo, who taught him all the skills he needed to become a successful member of the National Guard. Jamal excelled in his training and soon rose through the ranks, becoming one of the highest-ranking members of the National Guard by the age of 24.
Through his work at the National Guard, Jamal was able to reconnect with his brother, Jamar Davis. After years of being separated, they were finally reunited, and Jamal was overjoyed to have his brother back in his life.
Despite his success in the army, Jamal's addiction to drugs and money still consumed him. Even with all the money he had, he still felt like there was never enough. He continued to gamble and indulge in his drug habit, hiding it from those around him.
At parties or social events, Jamal found himself gravitating towards people who were involved in extreme gambling, seeking the thrill that came with making and losing large sums of money. Despite his better judgment, he found himself getting deeper into the underbelly of Los Santos, gambling with high stakes and associating with dangerous people.
Until Today, Jamal is still in the National Guard, where he continues to serve with honor and distinction. He's is stil a drug and money addict , but he is working with others to help them overcome their demons and find a brighter future. Although he'll always be grappling with his addiction, Jamal knows that he's in a much better place now than he ever was before. He's grateful for the second chance that life has given him, and he'll never take it for granted.
Despite having found success in the National Guard and a reunion with his brother, Jamal's addiction will continue to be a part of his life. No matter how much therapy or rehab he underwent, he couldn't shake the compulsion to indulge in his addiction.
Outcomes:
1. Jamal Can sell illegal weapons that he picked up from gang/family members.(not org weapons)
2. Jamal Can torture/kill for information even the lawyers.
3. Jamal Can let Detainee go free if they are part of his family and help them in escaping.
4. Jamal Can take bribes.(up to 100k)
5. Jamal can carry his Duty radio with him while he is off duty.
6. Jamal Can use drugs on duty because of his addiction.
7. Jamal Can threaten lawyers/people to get away.
8. Jamal Can smash and break bodycams (with using /try).
9. Jamal Can use any gun available, illegal or legal, on duty or off duty ( No org weapons will be used for personal reasons ).
10. Jamal Can go with the criminals in the ghetto and be a part of any criminal activity and pay the criminals for information.
