
An intelligence handler of unstated allegiance who supplies crews with military hardware and never quite explains on whose behalf.
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An intelligence handler of unstated allegiance who supplies crews with military hardware and never quite explains on whose behalf.
A technology billionaire whose plan for the country is run by the artificial intelligence he built to have it, and who is entirely comfortable with that.

A nightclub promoter who books the acts, calls in the favours and is never the one left holding the consequences.

A repossession man for a Vinewood car dealership with more ability than his street has use for. Michael gives him the way out of Strawberry and, eventually, the reasons to regret taking it.

A Davis contact who supplies newcomers to Los Santos with their first jobs, and with most of their first enemies.

Franklin's oldest friend and the source of roughly half his problems. Loud, ambitious, and permanently one scheme away from the money he keeps describing.

The planner behind the crew's largest scores. Physically frail and technically formidable, he is the reason a job that should be impossible turns out to have a route through it.

A cartel figure whose patience the crew exhausts early and expensively. Everything he considers owed to him, he collects.
Martin Madrazo's son, working against his father's interests and financing the trip to Cayo Perico that follows from it.
A former Soviet submariner who keeps a Kosatka running for whoever is paying, and treats the crew above him as a captain he has decided to serve.
A dealership owner who employs Franklin to repossess the cars he has just finished selling, and lectures anybody in range about the debt they owe him.

Wei Cheng's son, sent to negotiate on his father's behalf and rarely sober enough to manage it.

A former bush pilot running guns, meth and grievances out of Sandy Shores. Violently unpredictable, oddly loyal, and the only one of the three who never pretended he had retired from anything.