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'''East Los Santos '''is a large district in the east of [[Los Santos]], hence the name. It is based on the real life district of East Los Angeles and the district is controlled by the [[Ballas]] gang. East Los Santos has, prior to early 1992, had areas controlled by the [[Los Santos Vagos]] and the [[Grove Street Families]]. There are two known residents of East Los Santos: [[Freddy (GTA SA)|Freddy]] and [[Big Smoke|Melvin "Big Smoke" Harris]], who moves to East Los Santos from [[Idlewood]]. East Los Santos is a predominantly Mexican/hispanic neighborhood (despite being controlled by the Ballas) and has many Mexican-themed stores. In 1992, East Los Santos had a population of 403. |
'''East Los Santos '''is a large district in the east of [[Los Santos]], hence the name. It is based on the real life district of East Los Angeles and the district is controlled by the [[Ballas]] gang. East Los Santos has, prior to early 1992, had areas controlled by the [[Los Santos Vagos]] and the [[Grove Street Families]]. There are two known residents of East Los Santos: [[Freddy (GTA SA)|Freddy]] and [[Big Smoke|Melvin "Big Smoke" Harris]], who moves to East Los Santos from [[Idlewood]]. East Los Santos is a predominantly Mexican/hispanic neighborhood (despite being controlled by the Ballas) and has many Mexican-themed stores. In 1992, East Los Santos had a population of 403. |
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==Events of GTA San Andreas== |
==Events of GTA San Andreas== |
Revision as of 19:36, 24 April 2013
East Los Santos is a large district in the east of Los Santos, hence the name. It is based on the real life district of East Los Angeles and the district is controlled by the Ballas gang. East Los Santos has, prior to early 1992, had areas controlled by the Los Santos Vagos and the Grove Street Families. There are two known residents of East Los Santos: Freddy and Melvin "Big Smoke" Harris, who moves to East Los Santos from Idlewood. East Los Santos is a predominantly Mexican/hispanic neighborhood (despite being controlled by the Ballas) and has many Mexican-themed stores. In 1992, East Los Santos had a population of 403.
East Los Santos is largely residential but does have some popular small-time businesses and zones. The area consists of many small, single-family houses, apartments and housing projects, The Pig Pen strip club, a car wash, an underground carpark, a basketball court and a Cluckin' Bell restaurant. The Jefferson Towers are also located in the official zone of East Los Santos despite being more associated with Jefferson.
Events of GTA San Andreas
In Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, East Los Santos is a stronghold for the Ballas gang, who use the area as a base to launch attacks on Grove Street Family gang members in Ganton. Conflict between the Ballas and Los Santos Vagos gangs does not occur in East Los Santos, due to the two gangs co-operating with each. Carl Johnson and Denise Robinson meet in East Los Santos during the mission Burning Desire. Carl had set on fire some homes owned by the Los Santos Vagos, however Carl rescued Denise from the fire after hearing her cries for help.
East Los Santos is also the main setting for the final mission of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas: End of the Line. During this mission, Carl Johnson fights his way past Ballas, Los Santos Vagos, San Fierro Rifa and Russian Mafia gang members in order to reach Big Smoke, who he then kills. Frank Tenpenny then sets Smoke's Crack Palace on fire, leaving Carl having to fight his way back out of the building whilst also combating the flames. After escaping the building, which suffers a series of explosions as Carl escapes, Carl and Sweet Johnson chase Tenpenny through Ganton and other districts.
Residents
Homes
- Freddy's Home
- Big Smoke's Crack Palace
Places/Stores
- 1 Day Service (two)
- A&J Market
- Attica Bar (three)
- Botanica
- C.C. Cabinets and Marble Tops
- Car Wash
- Carniceria (two)
- Carniceria El Pueblo
- Carniceria Panaderia
- Cluckin' Bell
- Duval's Mobile Glass (two)
- E-H' Liquor
- El Gran Burrito
- El Senior Taco
- Family Medical Clinic
- Flores Mini Meat Market
- Garcia's Discount (two)
- Groceries Productos Mexicanos
- Hasley Furnished
- Highland Swapmall
- Ideal Homies Store
- Industries Company (two)
- Jellystone International
- Larellas Bakery
- Lolita's Market
- Mama's Cinema
- Manchap Bldg. (three)
- Modern Food Market
- Olympic Market (four)
- Pan Mexicano (two)
- Pan Mexicano Bakery
- Produce Market
- Productos Mexicano
- Productos Mexicano Flowers
- Recycling Center
- San Pedro
- SIGN (two)
- Smoke's Crack Palace
- The Pig Pen
- Tiki Theater
- Universal Grocery & Deli
- Will's Snack Shop (two)
- Yoly's Market
Weapons
- Molotov Cocktail - In an alleyway north of Cluckin' Bell
- Sawn-off Shotgun - On the roof of The Pig Pen
Stationary Vehicles
Icons
- Body Armor
- Police Bribe (at the edge of the flood control channel)
Collectibles
- Eleven Gang Tags
- Three Unique Stunt Jumps
Trivia
- This landmark it appear in GTA V in the left part of the hobo during the trailer.
Other
- Sprunk Drink (two, one inside Smoke's Crack Palace, the other at the liquor store)
- Video Games (inside Smoke's Crack Palace)
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