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The '''Wonsu Nodong''' are a group of Korean assassins that operate in Liberty City. In Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars they ambush Personal Investigator officer Wade Heston who is rescued by Huang Lee. | The '''Wonsu Nodong''' are a group of Korean assassins that operate in Liberty City. In Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars they ambush Personal Investigator officer Wade Heston who is rescued by Huang Lee. | ||
The Korean Mob is based in Alderney City, Alderney. Niko Bellic and Derrick McReary assist one of their members, Kim Young-Guk, in a counterfeiting operation. However, Niko later kills Kim on orders from Jon Gravelli. In addition to their counterfeiting operation the LCPD Database suggests that they are also involved in the drug trade and are supplied by the Triads. The gang shares their turf with the Spanish Lords, however, they have been known to shoot each other. | |||
It is possible that the Korean Mob is linked to the Midtown Gangsters of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, as they are both Korean. | |||
The Midtown Gangsters is a Korean street gang which appears in Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars. It is unknown whether the gang has connections to the Korean Mob of Alderney. The gang is severely weakened during the events of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars by the game's protagonist, Huang Lee, who kills several of the gang's bosses. | |||
A group of assassins called the Wonsu Nodong work inside the gang. Their turf is located in eastern Bohan. They sell Heroin and buy Acid. The gang use a special white and blue painted variant of the Chavos as a gang car. Strangely, they do not make an appearance in Grand Theft Auto IV. | |||
The Wonsu Nodong are a group of Korean assassins that operate in Liberty City. In Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, they ambush Personal Investigative officer Wade Heston who is rescued by Huang Lee. | |||
'''Nodong''' is an actual place in North Korea, implying that there might be a connection between them and the Korean Mobs in Alderney. Nodong can also be a play on the words ''no dong'', as in no penis. | '''Nodong''' is an actual place in North Korea, implying that there might be a connection between them and the Korean Mobs in Alderney. Nodong can also be a play on the words ''no dong'', as in no penis. | ||