520 Rolling Blues – The Most Feared Gang in Port Haven
Basic Information[]
• Name: 520 Rolling Blues (often referred to as "The 520s" or simply "The Blues")
• Founded: Late 1970s
• Location: West Side, Port Haven
• Ethnicity: Primarily African-American, but has some Latino and mixed-race members
• Estimated Membership: 800-1,000 members across different sets
• Allies: West Haven Hustlers, Southside Outlaws
• Rivals: East Side Renegades (Main Rival), North Port Mafia, Latin Jackals
• Colors: Blue (Different shades, usually dark blue or royal blue)
• Symbols & Tattoos:
• “520” tattooed in different styles, often on the hands, neck, or arms
• Blue bandanas or clothing
• A rolling dice with the numbers “5” and “2” showing
• Crown symbols (representing power and dominance in Port Haven)
Gang Origins & History[]
The 520 Rolling Blues were formed in the late 1970s during a time of economic collapse and rising crime in Port Haven. Originally a small group of hustlers and ex-convicts looking to protect their neighborhoods from outside gangs, they quickly became one of the most feared criminal organizations in the city.
The name “520” is believed to come from 52nd Street, one of the most notorious areas of West Side Port Haven, where the gang originally started. Over the years, their influence spread, and different sets were created, allowing the gang to expand beyond 52nd Street while still keeping its original name.
By the 1990s, the 520 Rolling Blues had evolved from a street gang into a full-fledged criminal empire, running drug operations, extortion, illegal gambling, and gun trafficking. The gang became deeply embedded in the culture of Port Haven, influencing everything from music to fashion, with many local rappers either affiliated with or openly repping the gang.
Territory & Influence[]
The 520 Rolling Blues control most of the West Side of Port Haven, with strongholds in the following areas:
Main Territory (West Side Port Haven):
• 52nd Street (The Heart of 520 Operations) – Headquarters
• Rolling Heights (Low-income housing projects, major drug hotspot)
• Bluefield Avenue (Home to many high-ranking members)
• Port Haven Docks (Smuggling and trafficking operations)
• Sunset Park (A historically gang-dominated area known for shootings and drug activity)
Secondary Territory & Expansion Zones:
• Parts of Downtown Port Haven (Used for money laundering & business fronts)
• Northern Industrial Zone (Warehouses and smuggling operations)
• Neighboring small towns (520-affiliated members operating under different names)
Although their influence is strongest in the West Side, the 520 Rolling Blues have established connections in prisons, out-of-state criminal networks, and even overseas for drug trafficking purposes.
Gang Hierarchy & Structure[]
Unlike smaller street gangs, the 520 Rolling Blues operate with a structured hierarchy similar to a cartel or mafia, ensuring control and discipline within the organization.
1. The Boss / "Big General"
• Current Leader: Marcellus “Big Cell” Turner (Age 48)
• The undisputed leader of the 520 Rolling Blues
• Operates from the shadows, rarely seen in public
• Directs major decisions, including alliances, wars, and high-level operations
• Lives in a high-security mansion outside of Port Haven
2. Underboss / "The Right Hand"
• Current Underboss: Dwayne "D-Boss" Carter (Age 42)
• Second-in-command, oversees day-to-day operations
• Handles major money transactions, drug shipments, and security for the gang
• Acts as the enforcer and punisher for internal betrayals
3. The Council / "The Five Kings"
The gang is run by five high-ranking "kings", each in charge of a specific aspect of the organization:
• Marcus "Ghost" Reynolds – Oversees drug distribution
• Terrance "T-Rock" Johnson – Controls arms trafficking and illegal gun sales
• Leonard "Lenny Ice" Matthews – Manages extortion and gambling rackets
• Jerome "JD" Dawson – Handles prison operations and inmate recruitment
• Calvin "C-Dub" Willis – Controls gang expansion and initiations
These five members answer only to the Boss and Underboss.
4. OGs (Original Gangsters) / Captains
• Senior members who have been in the gang for 10+ years
• Run individual sets and neighborhoods
• Act as middlemen between The Five Kings and street-level members
5. Lieutenants / "Big Homies"
• Trusted enforcers who control smaller crews
• Handle drug corners, oversee gang soldiers, and recruit new members
6. Soldiers / "Young Blues"
• The majority of gang members, responsible for carrying out crimes
• Run drug deals, commit robberies, and participate in gang wars
7. Initiates / "520 Prospects"
• New recruits, often as young as 12-16 years old
• Must prove themselves before becoming official members
• Given small tasks like lookouts, carrying weapons, or running drugs
Operations & Criminal Activities[]
1. Drug Trafficking (Biggest Source of Income)
• Cocaine, heroin, meth, and fentanyl imported from Mexico and South America
• Marijuana and synthetic drugs produced in local labs
• Control over 80% of the West Side’s drug market
2. Gun Running
• Smuggle weapons from the South and sell them to criminals in Port Haven
• Provide guns to smaller gangs allied with them
3. Extortion & Protection Rackets
• Force local businesses to pay “protection money”
• Extort nightclubs, liquor stores, and illegal casinos
4. Human Trafficking & Prostitution
• Run illegal brothels and control street-level prostitution
• Smuggle victims through the Port Haven Docks
5. Fraud & Money Laundering
• Use legitimate businesses (car washes, nightclubs, laundromats) to clean dirty money
• Conduct credit card fraud and identity theft schemes
6. Murders & Hit Squads
• Pay contract killers to eliminate rivals
• Have a dedicated team for "cleanup operations" when things get too public
Gang Culture & Rules[]
The 520 Rolling Blues have a strict code of conduct, and breaking these rules results in severe punishment—sometimes death.
Gang Code:
• Loyalty above all. Snitching or betraying the gang is a death sentence.
• Respect the hierarchy. Orders from higher-ups are final.
• No harm to family. Family members of gang members are off-limits.
• Handle your business. If you get arrested, take the charge and keep quiet.
• Never back down. Fighting or killing for the gang is expected.
Punishments for breaking the rules include beatings, exile, or execution.
Current Gang Wars & Conflicts[]
Vs. East Side Renegades (Biggest Rivalry)
• Long-standing beef over territory, drugs, and street power
• Multiple shootouts, drive-bys, and assassinations
• King Luke is heavily involved in this war
Vs. Latin Jackals
• Rival gang trying to take control of Port Haven Docks
• 520s killed a high-ranking member, escalating tensions
Influence in Music & Pop Culture[]
Many rappers, including Lucas "King Luke" Jackson, openly affiliate with the 520 Rolling Blues. Their symbolism, slang, and street codes are frequently referenced in Port Haven's underground rap scene.
Their control over clubs and promoters means that artists must have their blessing to perform safely in the city.