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Jefferson Ballas Gang

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43th Jefferson Ballas began in 1950's. First gang or crew was actually a mexican and african-american youth group who fought against corruption within Los Santos Police Department at this time, Los Santos Police department was scared of the group of members. The mexicans and blacks were like brothers, untill..- the mexicans joined Mara Salvatrucha banner. That devided the mexicans and the blacks, and this is how the gang started, gang named 43th Jefferson Ballas, as the members of the gang started to ask help from Crips, at the time being led by ''Tookie'', they took Crips Banner and started representing blue colors. Blood shed begun innocent people got killed from both sides, just because people couldn't decide who's selling narcotics at wich

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