LuisXV

Ingame name: 215|LuisXV Ingame username: luisxv Previous organizations and leaving causes: I considered joining Comando da Capital since I'm brazilian and have a friend there, but after talking to Hari, I considered joining Underground Empire. Before this I had no previous organizations. Define Underground Empire: Underground Empire is a crime syndicate founded on June 23, 1866 by former Confederate soldiers John Dixon, Edward McFarlane and Judah Davis. They began their activities as contract killers for corrupt politicians, but today Underground Empire works with weapons trafficking, drug trafficking, money laundering by using their casinos, corruption of politicians and cops and continue working with contract killing. What binds you with Underground Empire: Underground Empire is one of the biggest and most powerful gangs in SAES, and the biggest and most powerful gang in Las Venturas, owning all of its casinos. Underground Empire is the type of group I want to be in, because of its history, background, hierarchy and power. It is also a very active group, participating in bank robberies and turf wars. I think joining this group will be useful for me, it will help me grow and learn. I also had good experiences with its members and I think I will fit well in here. What do you know about organized crime: Organized crime is a form of crime characterized by criminal organizations on a hierarchy in which the main goal is profit by illegal means. Those organizations have a strong material and financial structure, and connections with the state by using corruption mechanisms.

Ingame name: 215|LuisXV Ingame username: luisxv Previous organizations and leaving causes: I have no previous organizations. Define Underground Empire: A group that not only uses the traditional tools of organized crime but also infiltrates on the government and society in the search for more money and power. What binds you with Underground Empire: UE fits well my style. What do you know about organized crime: Rationality makes efficiency, that's why crime organizations can be very powerful. They use tools such as corruption, control, illegality, guns, violence, hierarchy to get more money and power.