WHATS YOUR TOWN'S REPUTATION???
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watz good...i'm from the most poppin' city in da Bay...that is that town they call Oakland...man i was born and raised in San Fran....but i've seen a lot of shit in my life...sideshows...brawls at the Oakland A's games wit copz...to tell u the truth...everybody in da yay reps their turf...shit is different than many other places in the U.S....the funniest thing was this cornball in Santa Cruz tried to roll on me and the homie @ night time. We were lyke the only two niggaz walkin round in da area...we sparked a bat and ran into these white kidz...i was lyke "wow a surfin' event, yall gettin' a tan this late at night. we wanted to fuck wit em and see what they would do... one of em started to get off his bike and walked toward us...then one was like where u from...and we waz lyke "Oakland man..." and they were like take it easy...sorry for the trouble...
Now i'm down @ skoo in L.A. gettin' hyphy...ppl ask me all the time how to do the dance and shit...itz annoyin'...
Now i'm down @ skoo in L.A. gettin' hyphy...ppl ask me all the time how to do the dance and shit...itz annoyin'...
SEATTLE- SOUTH END HOME OF THE GD'S & 74 HOOVERS & ALL THE SAMOANS, FUCK THE DISTRICT
IN SEATTLE, 1ST IS SKYWAY SOLDIERS, HENDERSON & 53RD (D-DUBB GD'S), INDEPENDENT FOLKS,
ON HOLLY THERE IS 44 HOLLY (HOOVER) & 74 HOOVER, THEN JEANEAU BLOCK FOLKS, THEN TRE-8 (38 STREET CRIPS) ON GENESSEE BLOC, THEN HORTON STREET GD'S THEN THE FAGGOT ASS CENTRAL DISRTICT, THEN THERE IS THE WEST, THEY GOT THE SAME STREETS AS THE SOUTH & COPIED D-DUB.
IN SEATTLE, 1ST IS SKYWAY SOLDIERS, HENDERSON & 53RD (D-DUBB GD'S), INDEPENDENT FOLKS,
ON HOLLY THERE IS 44 HOLLY (HOOVER) & 74 HOOVER, THEN JEANEAU BLOCK FOLKS, THEN TRE-8 (38 STREET CRIPS) ON GENESSEE BLOC, THEN HORTON STREET GD'S THEN THE FAGGOT ASS CENTRAL DISRTICT, THEN THERE IS THE WEST, THEY GOT THE SAME STREETS AS THE SOUTH & COPIED D-DUB.
modesto is bunk unless u kicc it wit the right folks some coo females but now we have some top notch sense they comin from the bay down here other than that clubbin gets borin house partys dont be craccin like bacc in the day but overall club every week where its poppin sense summer is modesto jump off
Fresno, 599, Fowler & Belmont. Yea. Fresno's Cool As Fuck. The Bomb Is Nice, The Price Is Ight, Cold Ass Winters, Hot Ass Summers, Methlabs, Car Jackin' Home Of Jerry Tark, Planet Asia, Killa Tay, Skip To My Lou a.k.a. Rafer Alston, David Car, KavorkianPorkian. Fresno Is Just Like Anyother City. Same Shit. Thats Where I Stay. The Only Think About Fresno I Hate Is CLOVIS. FUCK CLOVIS P.D. And All Those Fakes Out There.
hayward is known to other people that live in other cities as ghetto, dark, boring and scary just a few words ive heard people say when they talk about hayward.. when in fact hayward is none of those.. it isnt ghetto, but it aint no redwood city or danville/fremont, it aint dark (we have streetlights too ya know), boring, well if you dont know anybody, and scary, that's just plain stupid! ive been living in hayward since 1980, and it's nothing but a regular city with it's ups and downs...
I stay in the hardest town in the bay...San Carlos. Damn, we gots old people posting up at longs drugs trying to slang them depends. shit, when you roll by all them old folks homes and the senior citizen center on san carlos ave, you know you better be strapped or else your wallet and your kicks will be taken. aint no joke out here im the SC.
I grew up in San Fran...Excelsior/Mission. Not that bad as far as crime, etc. goes. The only real hood part of Frisco is Sunnydale or HP, except for a few spots where they got projects here and there. The sco is a trip straight up...you couldn't even explain the vibe to someone who never seen it. We known for gay people, and yes we got them faggots but they ain't all that much of the overall scenery.
Now I stay in San Bruno and Pacifica.
Pacifica - boring ass town, dead as fuck, filled with "P Town wiggas" that get drunk and fight each other at the beach. Pacifica is about 98 percent white, but the kids try and make it come off like shit is crazy out here. Well hell nah it ain't, 99 percent of the kids come from decent homes and families, they just saw snoop dogg on MTV and tried to get sick.
San Bruno - More laid back, more racial diversity. Doesn't seem like no crime goes down out here, but the town seems a bit more alive at least than Pacifica. Alot of middle eastern people, decent amount of chinese, but primarily alot of mexicans. There some 13z out here LPL or some shit, but they're just a bunch of youngsters tagging with sharpies.
Now I stay in San Bruno and Pacifica.
Pacifica - boring ass town, dead as fuck, filled with "P Town wiggas" that get drunk and fight each other at the beach. Pacifica is about 98 percent white, but the kids try and make it come off like shit is crazy out here. Well hell nah it ain't, 99 percent of the kids come from decent homes and families, they just saw snoop dogg on MTV and tried to get sick.
San Bruno - More laid back, more racial diversity. Doesn't seem like no crime goes down out here, but the town seems a bit more alive at least than Pacifica. Alot of middle eastern people, decent amount of chinese, but primarily alot of mexicans. There some 13z out here LPL or some shit, but they're just a bunch of youngsters tagging with sharpies.
East Palo alto, northern california home of the X4'$ and low lows n cholos. once was the murder capital of america. aka small town cementary. drive thru town and garantee to see gangsters on block crack heads at liquor stores n parks , fuck up houses and streets, taggin all over place. and population is hella mexicans and blacks. home of totally insane.
me bullet 831 im a young cat by most y'all standards(the big duce duce) but i remember the 80's in seaside it was like a little oakland with all the crackheads tryin to pull licks but your right dogg there hella psicas and shit and nowadays younger homies actin hard tryin to come up aint down for the lick. im from the fogtown myself i(2 most folks who aint known) and it gotten the same way, mostlys young sesas and youngsters (like high schoolers) who need there shoes laces before stepin in dirt..
Stockton aka Stocktone is known as a Farm Town, Norte Lado, the worst city in The San Joaquin County, and the worse place to leave your car. No. 1 a couple of times for GTA in the State. Each side has gangs, there is no side safe from Violence. You have the South Side, notorious for being bad and the worse side of Stockton. You have Boggz Tract the most forgotten part of stockton, the bloods and Nortenos are vigilantes. East Side, Taggers, Nortenos, scraps and Crips. West Side, Bloods and Nortenos known to pack heat. Northside Stockton known as the soft side of town, and where most the business bloom it sometimes has it shares of violence, in the Town Homes and other areas. Southeast, the Projects, Vista Cats, Scraps, Nortenos and the Mob but the MOB claims the South Side. Southwest Projects Conway-Boggz Tract and half of the other parts of the southwest new developed homes where I dwell. All in all, Stockton, in the eyes of outsiders a bad city to live in.
Stockton most violent city for second year
A committee formed last year to help Stockton lower its chart-topping crime rate is finalizing its recommendations on the heels of some sobering news: Stockton was the most violent big city in California in 2005 for a second straight year. Violent crime, a category that includes homicide, aggravated assault, robbery and rape, rose 11 percent in 2005, according to a Record analysis of recently released FBI statistics.
The analysis looked at cities with more than 100,000 people. "Wow," Blue Ribbon Crime Prevention Committee member and former City Councilman Duane Isetti said of the news. "We sure have our work cut out for us, haven't we?" Isetti and about 40 other community members make up the committee Mayor Ed Chavez tasked with finding ways to lower the city's crime rate in response to the news last year that Stockton was the most violent California city in 2004. Officials and committee members agree it will take time for any changes to result in a fall-off in crime. "I know that it's a huge issue that we're battling, and I think battling is a good word for it," Vice Mayor Gary Giovanetti said Wednesday. "I don't think it's something you can put on a calendar and say, 'OK, we've turned the corner.' I don't think it's quite that easy."
Police Chief Wayne Hose said a lot of factors contribute to Stockton's upward trend in violent crime. Those include poverty, gang activity, methamphetamine use and school dropout rates. Before 2004, crime in Stockton fell had fallen for two years, Hose said. That put Stockton slightly ahead of a national trend reported by the FBI.
In 2005, violent crime rose more than 2 percent nationally after falling for several years, according to the FBI. Violent crime in Manteca and Tracy rose in 2005 by 10.5 percent and 11 percent, respectively, an analysis showed. In Lodi, violent crime fell by about 10 percent, and it fell slightly in Ripon. The rates in those cities ranged from the lowest of about two victims of violent crime per 1,000 residents in Ripon to almost five victims per 1,000 residents in Manteca. That compares with about 15 violent-crime victims per 1,000 residents in Stockton.
In 2004, Stockton police responded to 40 homicides, compared with 41 in 2005; 108 rapes were reported to Stockton police in 2004, compared with 109 last year; police investigated 1,187 robberies in 2004, compared with 1,357 last year; and in 2004, police responded to 2,365 aggravated assaults, compared with 2,695 in 2005. Here is the link.
http://recordnet.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061008/NEWS01/610080310/1001/NEWS01
A committee formed last year to help Stockton lower its chart-topping crime rate is finalizing its recommendations on the heels of some sobering news: Stockton was the most violent big city in California in 2005 for a second straight year. Violent crime, a category that includes homicide, aggravated assault, robbery and rape, rose 11 percent in 2005, according to a Record analysis of recently released FBI statistics.
The analysis looked at cities with more than 100,000 people. "Wow," Blue Ribbon Crime Prevention Committee member and former City Councilman Duane Isetti said of the news. "We sure have our work cut out for us, haven't we?" Isetti and about 40 other community members make up the committee Mayor Ed Chavez tasked with finding ways to lower the city's crime rate in response to the news last year that Stockton was the most violent California city in 2004. Officials and committee members agree it will take time for any changes to result in a fall-off in crime. "I know that it's a huge issue that we're battling, and I think battling is a good word for it," Vice Mayor Gary Giovanetti said Wednesday. "I don't think it's something you can put on a calendar and say, 'OK, we've turned the corner.' I don't think it's quite that easy."
Police Chief Wayne Hose said a lot of factors contribute to Stockton's upward trend in violent crime. Those include poverty, gang activity, methamphetamine use and school dropout rates. Before 2004, crime in Stockton fell had fallen for two years, Hose said. That put Stockton slightly ahead of a national trend reported by the FBI.
In 2005, violent crime rose more than 2 percent nationally after falling for several years, according to the FBI. Violent crime in Manteca and Tracy rose in 2005 by 10.5 percent and 11 percent, respectively, an analysis showed. In Lodi, violent crime fell by about 10 percent, and it fell slightly in Ripon. The rates in those cities ranged from the lowest of about two victims of violent crime per 1,000 residents in Ripon to almost five victims per 1,000 residents in Manteca. That compares with about 15 violent-crime victims per 1,000 residents in Stockton.
In 2004, Stockton police responded to 40 homicides, compared with 41 in 2005; 108 rapes were reported to Stockton police in 2004, compared with 109 last year; police investigated 1,187 robberies in 2004, compared with 1,357 last year; and in 2004, police responded to 2,365 aggravated assaults, compared with 2,695 in 2005. Here is the link.
http://recordnet.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061008/NEWS01/610080310/1001/NEWS01