
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.
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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.

The brother running the family's business from a cell, and the one least troubled by what it costs anybody else.
A delicatessen owner in Fort Staunton whose supply chain will not bear examination, and who hands Toni work to keep it that way.
Colonel Cortez's right hand, dealing on his own account behind the colonel's back and selling what he knows about the shipments to Ricardo Diaz.
Gordo
A McReary associate who turns up on the family's kidnap and ransom jobs, and is treated as furniture on every one of them.
Daughter of the Ancelotti don, and the point at which Grand Theft Auto IV and The Ballad of Gay Tony turn out to be the same week: one game takes her, the other trades her back.
Gus Mota
A gunman out of East Los Santos who bought his way clear of the Vagos with his first big score, and charges accordingly.
The codename of the leader of an Austrian terrorist cell in London, whose real name neither expansion gives. His plan to replace Britain's potatoes with explosive ones is stopped in 1961 and he leaves the country; in 1969 he is back with a stolen mobile nuclear launcher.
A car mechanic in Los Santos who runs street races, and who knows Lamar and Franklin.
One of London's leading criminals and the man the Crisp brothers want gone. He claims to be frightened of nothing, which the expansions treat as an invitation rather than a warning.
One of the two Forelli men sent south with Tommy Vercetti, and one of the men shot when the Viceport deal is ambushed.
A lawyer on a Flint County farm, first seen shooting targets on a deck beside the Blueberry Ammu-Nation.

The other half of Luis's Northwood circle, more careful than Armando and better at getting hold of a car nobody will miss.
A getaway driver of real ability and no composure, hired for the bank job the only way he takes one: by being beaten in a street race.
An Egyptian merchant seaman off the same ship as Niko, later selling counterfeit handbags on an Algonquin pavement.

The head of Liberty City's Triads, old, ill and about to choose a successor from a field that has already started fighting over it.

The spoiled son of a murdered Triad boss, sent to Liberty City to deliver a ceremonial sword to his uncle and robbed, shot and dumped in the water before he can. He spends the rest of the story finding out who arranged it.
A hired gunman writing screenplays on the side, and the one member of any crew who feels it when the job costs somebody.
Mikhail Faustin's wife, who understands exactly what her husband is and asks Niko to do something about it.
A South Los Santos hacker working for Franklin's agency, who has already found out everything the player has done.
A Liberty City diamond dealer whose consignment passes through three stories and is never once delivered.
Michael De Santa's therapist, billing by the hour for sessions he spends steering towards material for a book, and the only person in Los Santos being paid to listen to him.
A burglar Vlad Glebov sends Niko after across the Hove Beach rooftops, and whose life is the first choice the game hands over.
A rising crime lord who pays the Crisp brothers protection and has ambitions well past that arrangement. Whether he is their tributary or their rival depends on which part of the story is being read.
A trade union boss with enough of Liberty City's labour behind her to be worth buying, and enough of it to be worth removing when she will not be.
The Vance brothers' mother, who promises she is clean and leaves with their product.

Jason grew up among people who made their money at the edges of the law, and a stretch in the Army did little to change the direction of travel. He is in the Keys now, earning from the drug runners who work that water, and telling himself it is temporary.
A Lost MC member dating Anna Faustin, which is the whole of his problem and the reason two stories collect his death differently.
Manny Escuela's cameraman, filming a documentary about a man who wants one made rather than about anything that happened.
The founder of Lifeinvader, rich on the personal data of its users, and the subject of a job Lester sets up inside the company's own offices.
The man who informed on Dwayne Forge and took up with his girlfriend while he served the sentence.
A club owner desperate to be made, informing on the Sindacco family to the Leones and convinced it will be enough.
A wealthy businessman convinced his wife is unfaithful, whose requests of Niko escalate from surveillance to something much worse.
Head of the Russian Mafia in the Industrial District, contesting the factories with the Zaibatsu Corporation and the Hare Krishna.

The sergeant who has Victor discharged, then keeps turning up as the middleman on every deal that goes wrong afterwards.
A marine mechanic who ran a boatyard with Dwaine, sold it, and turned up years later on the other side of the country working out of Carl Johnson's garage.

The singer of Love Fist, a Scottish rock band whose Vice City residency requires more security, cocaine and damage control than the venue anticipated.

The most level head in The Lost and the member Johnny relies on when a decision has to survive contact with the rest of the chapter.
A made man in the Messina family whom Rudy D'Avanzo names as the federal informant Huang is hunting.

Michael's son: unemployed, and living almost entirely online. Every attempt at a father-and-son afternoon ends with something stolen, sunk or on fire.

The third officer in C.R.A.S.H., dragged into the unit's business and the only one of the three troubled by it.

The head of a fading Alderney family, desperate for a seat at the Commission and willing to burn every alliance he has to get one.
A producer at Blastin' Fools Records who produced Madd Dogg and, after Madd Dogg disappeared, briefly produced OG Loc.

A San Fierro club owner and pimp at the centre of the Loco Syndicate's business, and its least discreet member.
A park ranger who spends his spare time on an unofficial border patrol with Josef, hunting "illegal immigrants" who are mostly citizens.

Salvatore's son, running a garage in Trenton and expecting to inherit the family on the strength of the surname alone.

Vice president of The Lost, holding a chapter together while its president comes back from rehab looking for a war. He spends the rest of the franchise paying for decisions made in that year.
The Sindacco don's son, caught wrecking slot machines in the Four Dragons before he has said a word. Carl straps him to the bonnet of a car to find out whose son he is, and he never really recovers.
Head of the Yakuza's Anywhere City branch, working the Downtown District against the Zaibatsu Corporation and the Loonies at once.

The dying head of the Gambetti family, running the city's oldest organisation from a hospital bed and still able to make one useful introduction.
A bartender in Portland's Red Light District and an old friend of Vinnie's, who agrees to help Mike find out who killed him once Mike has worked off the debt Vinnie left behind.
A Russian immigrant obsessed with America who runs the same self-appointed border patrol as Joe, in almost no English.
A Rockford Hills estate agent losing his business and his licence, who pays Trevor to sabotage a former partner's property signs.