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== History == | == History == | ||
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It was founded in 1838 by a group from [[Punctinaturalland]]. They set up a trade market with some illegal substances and immediately got some business. When the USQ annexed PNL in 1871, the group thrived, and with many new members they were bringing in millions of DIGs per year. They focused more on drug dealing and trading markets than the other main gang around that time, [[The JP-Mellio]], which focused more on casinos and gambling. During the late 1800s, they had 4 main leaders, [[Cornelius Riplop]], [[Johnny Snaks]], [[Bridgette Murphy]] and [[Bobby Chezxks]], and ran many parts of life of [[The Chip Area]], mainly [[Rodriguezville]] and [[Poleton]]. | It was founded in 1838 by a group from [[Punctinaturalland]]. They set up a trade market with some illegal substances and immediately got some business. When the USQ annexed PNL in 1871, the group thrived, and with many new members they were bringing in millions of DIGs per year. They focused more on drug dealing and trading markets than the other main gang around that time, [[The JP-Mellio]], which focused more on casinos and gambling. During the late 1800s, they had 4 main leaders, [[Cornelius Riplop]], [[Johnny Snaks]], [[Bridgette Murphy]] and [[Bobby Chezxks]], and ran many parts of life of [[The Chip Area]], mainly [[Rodriguezville]] and [[Poleton]]. | ||
In the 1920's, many of the Mukdukk leaders were being arrested one by one as [[The Quentinian Intelligence Department]] started catching on and cracking down on the gangs. In 1926, after the arrest and execution of Bobby Chezxks, it is thought that the Mukdukk made a secret deal with the QUID so that they could keep business going legally. The deal allowed for the passing of [[The CA Substance Legality Act]], and made the Mukdukk stop assassinations and other trading of illegal items. Today the Mukdukk is branched into gambling more also, owning thousands of casinos across CA, including [[71 Horsemen Casino]], [[Iv Jace Club]] and other establishments, as well as selling now legal substances. There are over 275 members nowadays. | In the 1920's, many of the Mukdukk leaders were being arrested one by one as [[The Quentinian Intelligence Department]] started catching on and cracking down on the gangs. In 1926, after the arrest and execution of Bobby Chezxks, it is thought that the Mukdukk made a secret deal with the QUID so that they could keep business going legally. The deal allowed for the passing of [[The CA Substance Legality Act]], and made the Mukdukk stop assassinations and other trading of illegal items. Today the Mukdukk is branched into gambling more also, owning thousands of casinos across CA, including [[71 Horsemen Casino]], [[Iv Jace Club]] and other establishments, as well as selling now legal substances. There are over 275 members nowadays. | ||
Revision as of 21:48, 14 November 2018
The Mukdukk is a crime organization and black market gang operating in The United States of Quentin and Paladinia. It mainly transports drugs, some legal some not, along with assassinations and black market trade deals.
History
It was founded in 1838 by a group from Punctinaturalland. They set up a trade market with some illegal substances and immediately got some business. When the USQ annexed PNL in 1871, the group thrived, and with many new members they were bringing in millions of DIGs per year. They focused more on drug dealing and trading markets than the other main gang around that time, The JP-Mellio, which focused more on casinos and gambling. During the late 1800s, they had 4 main leaders, Cornelius Riplop, Johnny Snaks, Bridgette Murphy and Bobby Chezxks, and ran many parts of life of The Chip Area, mainly Rodriguezville and Poleton.
In the 1920's, many of the Mukdukk leaders were being arrested one by one as The Quentinian Intelligence Department started catching on and cracking down on the gangs. In 1926, after the arrest and execution of Bobby Chezxks, it is thought that the Mukdukk made a secret deal with the QUID so that they could keep business going legally. The deal allowed for the passing of The CA Substance Legality Act, and made the Mukdukk stop assassinations and other trading of illegal items. Today the Mukdukk is branched into gambling more also, owning thousands of casinos across CA, including 71 Horsemen Casino, Iv Jace Club and other establishments, as well as selling now legal substances. There are over 275 members nowadays.
