Another Casino Business may have been targeted by recently discovered burglary

ring in Los Santos.

On late hours on Tuesday night, a Casino was held-up by a crew of four white-men
armed with pistols and automatic machine-guns. The four males held up twelve
customers and held them captive shortly before Law Enforcement arrived. Seventy
thousand dollars in cash has been reported missing and local authorities scramble to
find the suspects. The Los Santos Sheriff's Department released a statement on
Wednesday morning claiming that the suspects were white males that resided in the
Vinewood area and that no more information will come out to the public until they've
found the perpetrators.

Businesses have been raising concerns to see if all the recent robberies and
break-ins have been connected. One Villa owned by popular celebrity James Chalker,
was recently broken into and multiple watches, necklaces and numerous amounts of
cash were reported stolen. A suspected takedown of their leadership has recently
occurred and the crime-rates hasn't dropped the crime rates in the slightest,
concerned locals believe that is has only raised tensions between the crew and other
civilians. The crew has been successful in taking valuable items including jewellery,
electronics and cash. They appear to be well-organized but have shown that they're
prepared to use acts of violence when necessary, raising concerns for the safety of
the locals. Local law enforcement fear more about the safety of Los Santos' locals due
to suspicions that the crew may be affiliated to a large organized crime group.
Officials have launched an investigations into the break-ins and robberies in hopes of
finding and arresting the prime suspects. After the takedown of the past ring leader,
the group has only shifted to become more organized and ruthless than before.

Suspected ring leader of Los Santos based burglary ring arrested and facing federal
charges.

The reported ring leader was recently charged and sentenced to a 96 month sentence
for conspiring to commit robbery and using force and threats in furtherance of
robbery, in his role as lead organizer of a home-invasion crew.