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| ā | |locations = [[Alderney City]]<br> |
+ | |locations = [[Alderney City]]<br> [[Liberty City]] |
|leader = [[Kim Young-Guk]] ā |
|leader = [[Kim Young-Guk]] ā |
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|type = Korean Crime Syndicate |
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|weapons = [[Knife]]; [[Pistol]]; [[Uzi]]; [[Shotgun]] |
|weapons = [[Knife]]; [[Pistol]]; [[Uzi]]; [[Shotgun]] |
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|businesses = Counterfeiting; drug dealing; assassinations |
|businesses = Counterfeiting; drug dealing; assassinations |
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| ā | |fronts = [[Mr. Fuks Ricebox]] |
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| ā | |members = [[Kim Young-Guk]] ā |
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The Korean Mob are a Korean crime syndicate that operates in [[Liberty City in GTA IV Era|Liberty City]]. In [[2008]], [[Niko Bellic]] and [[Derrick McReary]] assisted one of their associates, [[Kim Young-Guk]], in a counterfeiting operation. However, Niko later killed Kim on orders from [[Jon Gravelli]]. In addition to their counterfeiting operation the [[LCPD in GTA IV Era|LCPD]] database suggested that they are also involved in the drug trade and are supplied by the Triads. The gang shares their [[Alderney City]] turf with the Spanish Lords, however they have been known to shoot each other. |
The Korean Mob are a Korean crime syndicate that operates in [[Liberty City in GTA IV Era|Liberty City]]. In [[2008]], [[Niko Bellic]] and [[Derrick McReary]] assisted one of their associates, [[Kim Young-Guk]], in a counterfeiting operation. However, Niko later killed Kim on orders from [[Jon Gravelli]]. In addition to their counterfeiting operation the [[LCPD in GTA IV Era|LCPD]] database suggested that they are also involved in the drug trade and are supplied by the Triads. The gang shares their [[Alderney City]] turf with the Spanish Lords, however they have been known to shoot each other. |
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Revision as of 09:32, 17 April 2011
- Are you looking for the Midtown Gangsters in GTA: Chinatown Wars?
The Korean Mob are a Korean crime syndicate that operates in Liberty City. In 2008, Niko Bellic and Derrick McReary assisted one of their associates, Kim Young-Guk, in a counterfeiting operation. However, Niko later killed Kim on orders from Jon Gravelli. In addition to their counterfeiting operation the LCPD database suggested that they are also involved in the drug trade and are supplied by the Triads. The gang shares their Alderney City turf with the Spanish Lords, however they have been known to shoot each other.
Trivia
- In New York City, Koreans have territory in a small Koreatown in Midtown, Manhattan; Woodside, Queens and largest community in northeastern Flushing, Queens. There is no Korean presence in Bronx but territory was given to Koreans based in Bronx in Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars due to the fact that the large Flushing, Queens Korean territory is not displayed on the Liberty City map. However, there is a small Koreatown in Alderney.
- Because of the above fact, the gang may also incorporate South Korean and Korean American members.
- The Wonsu Nodong, like Murder, Inc. of La Cosa Nostra, are a subsect of the Midtown Gangsters.
- The Midtown Gangsters are possibly based on jopok (Korean:ģ”°ķ, short for "jojikpokryeokbae, Korean:ģ”°ģ§ķė „ė°°)", means "organized crime" in English) or kkgangpae (Korean:ź¹”ķØ), Korean mobsters or street thugs. However, these terms are used in South Korea, while the Midtown Gangsters are said to have originated from North Korea.
Gallery
A variant of the Presidente driven by the Midtown Gangsters.
A variant of the Sultan driven by the Midtown Gangsters.
A Wonsu Nodong assasin.
A Midtown Gangster in GTA: Chinatown Wars