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− | '''Fredo''' (no last name) is the leader of the Capones, a smaller street gang that branched off the Latin Kings. He is a cruel and ruthless gang leader, yet has a soft spot for his girlfriend [[Doss]]. He's very tolerant of her frequent fawning over the many homeless street kids that populate their portion of town. Fredo is a bitter rival of [[Fat Dog]], and the one who eventually brought | + | '''Fredo''' (no last name) is the leader of the Capones, a smaller Chicago street gang that branched off of the Latin Kings. He is a cruel and ruthless gang leader, yet has a soft spot for his girlfriend [[Doss]]. He's very tolerant of her frequent fawning over the many homeless street kids that populate their portion of town. Fredo is a bitter rival of [[Fat Dog]], and the one who eventually brought down the notorious gang boss in a surprise attack on one of his hideouts. Also, even though his gang is a spinoff of the Latin Kings gang, the two of them are on good terms, often helping each other in their numerous underworld dealings and exploits. |
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Fredo (no last name) is the leader of the Capones, a smaller Chicago street gang that branched off of the Latin Kings. He is a cruel and ruthless gang leader, yet has a soft spot for his girlfriend Doss. He's very tolerant of her frequent fawning over the many homeless street kids that populate their portion of town. Fredo is a bitter rival of Fat Dog, and the one who eventually brought down the notorious gang boss in a surprise attack on one of his hideouts. Also, even though his gang is a spinoff of the Latin Kings gang, the two of them are on good terms, often helping each other in their numerous underworld dealings and exploits.