Reggie came to Los Santos in hopes of starting anew. He didn’t know if he wanted to try and live a legal life staying on the right side of the law, or do what he has always done and run the street to earn a living. Reggie spent most of his early days in the city hanging out with his best friend and brother, Dax. They spent most of their time at The Vinewood Hills Dam fishing or driving the money truck to make money. That all changed when he met a man named Con. Con asked Reggie to join a new group of individuals called The Collective. Due to leadership disagreements, The Collective wasn't around for long but it was still enough to help Reggie decide what kind of life he wanted to live in Los Santos.
Past
Even though the collective was short lived, he made many significant friends from the group of which he would spend most of his time. Their time together was mostly spent fishing and doing odd jobs in the city. One day, a man by the name of Oni, asked him to join his new gang Tsukuyomi. All of Reggie’s friends, as well as his brother Dax, were already in agreement on their new venture so without hesitation, Reggie joined. Tsukuyomi started out great but in a short time Reggie would learn that Oni was a horrendous leader and just used the group for his own selfish interests. Because of that, Reggie took a long vacation from the city to clear his head and figure out a new direction to go. When he finally decided to come back Tsukuyomi was on its last leg and was all but over with. Keeping the same company, Reggie spent his days fishing and doing the occasional criminal endeavors. Until one day he was approached by Dax and presented with the opportunity to join Crimson. Crimson was a group in which Reggie bestowed a considerable amount of respect because of previous interactions he had with one of the high command known as Sherlock, formally known as “Baby Face Dang”. The Crimson days were considerably exhausting, constantly fighting a color war with the OTF gang that was going nowhere. However, in a few short weeks Crimson was basically a shell of its former self so Reggie decided to drop colors and do his own thing for a while.
Reggie spent most of his days in a bottomless pit of despair, bored out of his mind. He had basically shifted his life over to the straight and narrow and was done with the criminal life that had previously given him nothing in return. Until one day when he was approached by his brother Dax and presented with the opportunity to join Sherlock’s new group ,Kudo-Kai. Reggie was very hesitant to join because every other group was short lived and a waste of time and hard earned money, but Dax and Sherlock assured him Kudo would be nothing like the other previous groups. So Reggie, bored with the stagnant reality in which he was currently living, decided to trust them and put his faith in their leadership.
Kudo Early Days
Within the first week of being initiated into the new gang, Reggie realized Kudo-Kai was nothing like what he had been part of in the past. They were actually doing what was promised and not just being a “fishing gang” like his past counterparts.The organization within the gang was superlative. The criminal life proved to be much more invigorating for Reggie. Robbing stores with Kudo-Kai’s filled the void that had grown within Reggie with invigorating opportunities and lined his pockets with a steady flow of currency. Being in Kudo Kai was like being in a criminal candystore of one’s own creation. Anything you needed was available for the taking. Nothing was out of reach. Thus, the possibilities were endless. Robbing stores and banks, stealing cars, selling narcotics, all made it possible. The limits of success to which Kudo-Kai could achieve were limitless. Reggie had found the place to which he belonged. He didn’t just find fulfillment and a steady stream of income. He found a family and he couldn’t help but dream of what was to come from his new found family.
