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| type = Afro-American Street Gang
| type = Afro-American Street Gang
| game = SA
| game = SA
| locations = [[East Los Santos in GTA III Era|East Los Santos]]<br>[[Idlewood]]<br>[[Jefferson, Los Santos|Jefferson]]<br>[[Willowfield]]<br>[[Glen Park]]<br>[[Verona Beach]]
| locations = [[East Los Santos in GTA III Era|East Los Santos]]<br>[[Idlewood]]<br>[[Jefferson, Los Santos|Jefferson]]<br>[[Willowfield]]<br>[[Glen Park]]<br>[[Verona Beach]]<br>[[Ganton]] <small>(after [[The Green Sabre]] mission)</small><br>[[Playa Del Seville]]<small> (after [[The Green Sabre]] mission)</small><br>[[Temple]]<small> (after [[The Green Sabre]] mission)</small><br>[[Vinewood Cemetery]]<small> (after [[The Green Sabre]] mission)</small><br>[[Santa Maria Beach]]<small> (after [[The Green Sabre]] mission)</small>
| colors = Purple
| colors = Purple
| cars = [[Tahoma]]<br>[[Majestic]]<br>[[Voodoo]] (missions only)
| cars = [[Tahoma]]<br>[[Majestic]]<br>[[Voodoo]] (missions only)
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==Events of GTA San Andreas==
==Events of GTA San Andreas==
The Ballas are the [[Grove Street Families]] primary enemy and most influential gang in [[Los Santos in GTA III Era|Los Santos]]. In the beginning of the game they are the largest and most powerful street gang in Los Santos. They are involved in drug dealing/manufacturing (especially the crack cocaine trade), gang-banging, gang warfare, murder, prostitution, gun running/arms dealing, street violence, vandalism, and degeneracy. They are enemies with all Family sets (especially the [[Grove Street Families]]) and the Varrios Los Aztecas, and have establish ties with the [[San Fierro Rifa]], and the [[Loco Syndicate]] for narcotics, and the [[Russian Mafia]] for weapons. Their relationship with the Los Santos Vagos is largely "hit-or-miss" and presumably rocky; this is because the Ballas and Vagos are natural enemies on the streets (and will act with hostility upon spotting each-other), but briefly collaborate for mutual interest in the drugs trade - especially in relation to [[Big Smoke]]'s crack empire. The Ballas also collaborate with [[CRASH]], primarily for street intelligence.  
The Ballas are the [[Grove Street Families]] primary enemy and most influential gang in [[Los Santos in GTA III Era|Los Santos]]. In the beginning of the game they are the largest and most powerful street gang in Los Santos. They are involved in drug dealing/manufacturing (especially the crack cocaine trade), gang-banging, gang warfare, murder, prostitution, gun running/arms dealing, street violence, vandalism, and degeneracy. They are enemies with all Family sets (especially the [[Grove Street Families]]) and the Varrios Los Aztecas, and have establish ties with the [[San Fierro Rifa]], and the [[Loco Syndicate]] for narcotics, and the [[Russian Mafia]] for weapons. Their relationship with the Los Santos Vagos is largely "hit-or-miss" and presumably rocky; this is because the Ballas and Vagos are natural enemies on the streets (and will act with hostility upon spotting each-other), but briefly collaborate for mutual interest in the drugs trade - especially in relation to [[Big Smoke]]'s crack empire. The Ballas also collaborate with [[CRASH]], primarily for street intelligence. At some point, Ex-Grove OG [[B-Dup]] also starts to associate and collaborate with the Ballas for the interest of drugs.  


They attempt to finish of the Grove Street Families during the first mission [[Sweet & Kendl]] through a drive-by shooting on Sweet, CJ, Big Smoke and Ryder after leaving Beverly Johnson's funeral but miss and are only successful and destroying Big Smoke's car. The OG's must then make it back to Grove Street in one piece on bicycle while avoiding the Ballas car.  
They attempt to finish of the Grove Street Families during the first mission [[Sweet & Kendl]] through a drive-by shooting on Sweet, CJ, Big Smoke and Ryder after leaving Beverly Johnson's funeral but miss and are only successful and destroying Big Smoke's car. The OG's must then make it back to Grove Street in one piece on bicycle while avoiding the Ballas car.  
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The Ballas are some of Los Santos' most notorious and successful drug dealers and suppliers (especially crack cocaine). Unlike the Grove Street Families, the Ballas have no reservations about making money by selling drugs; the spread of crack cocaine into the Grove Street community is part of their strategy to wipe the GSF out.
The Ballas are some of Los Santos' most notorious and successful drug dealers and suppliers (especially crack cocaine). Unlike the Grove Street Families, the Ballas have no reservations about making money by selling drugs; the spread of crack cocaine into the Grove Street community is part of their strategy to wipe the GSF out.


During the early game, the ballas are very successful at spreading crack-cocaine into [[Ganton]] and [[Grove Street]] in an attempt to weaken the Grove Street Families. By doing this, they turn members into weak and hopeless addicts while influencing high-ranking members with the money that can be made from drugs - taking them away from gang-banging (as is the case with [[B-Dup]]). However, one of their crack houses on the [[Idlewood]]/Ganton border is destroyed by CJ and [[Ryder]] on Sweet's orders during the mission [[Cleaning the Hood]]. This decreases their crack influence. In retaliation for the destruction of the crack house in Idlewood, the Kilo Tray Ballas attempt a drive-by shooting in Grove Street during the mission [[Drive-thru]]. However, CJ, Sweet, Big Smoke and Ryder are able to catch them on the way to Grove Street when pulling out of a [[Cluckin' Bell]] drive-thru in [[Willowfield]]. A car chase follows and the Ballas car is destroyed - though Big Smoke does nothing and is more concerned with eating his food - providing one of the many early in-game hints for his true connections with the Ballas.  
During the early game, the ballas are very successful at spreading crack-cocaine into [[Ganton]] and [[Grove Street]] in an attempt to weaken the Grove Street Families. By doing this, they turn members into weak and hopeless addicts while influencing high-ranking members with the money that can be made from drugs - taking them away from gang-banging (as is the case with [[B-Dup]]). However, one of their crack houses on the [[Idlewood]]/Ganton border is destroyed by CJ and [[Ryder]] on Sweet's orders during the mission [[Cleaning the Hood]]. This decreases their crack influence. In retaliation for the destruction of the crack house in Idlewood, the Kilo Tray Ballas attempt a drive-by shooting in Grove Street during the mission [[Drive-Thru]]. However, CJ, Sweet, Big Smoke and Ryder are able to catch them on the way to Grove Street when pulling out of a [[Cluckin' Bell]] drive-thru in [[Willowfield]]. A car chase follows and the Ballas car is destroyed - though Big Smoke does nothing and is more concerned with eating his food - providing one of the many early in-game hints for his true connections with the Ballas.  


The Ballas eventually suffer a major loss when many members of the "Rollin' Heights Ballas" and the "Kilo Tray Ballas" are killed in a drive-by shooting that involves Sweet, Big Smoke, Ryder and CJ during the mission [[Drive-By]]. CRASH tips off all gangs in Los Santos with the exception of the Varrios Los Aztecas about a weapons and ammunitions train during the mission [[Cataylst]]. All gangs prepare to rob it - but the Ballas and the Los Santos Vagos fail and the train is instead robbed by the Grove Street Families via CJ and Ryder.
The Ballas eventually suffer a major loss when many members of the "Rollin' Heights Ballas" and the "Kilo Tray Ballas" are killed in a drive-by shooting that involves Sweet, Big Smoke, Ryder and CJ during the mission [[Drive-By]]. CRASH tips off all gangs in Los Santos with the exception of the Varrios Los Aztecas about a weapons and ammunitions train during the mission [[Catalyst]]. All gangs prepare to rob it - but the Ballas and the Los Santos Vagos fail and the train is instead robbed by the Grove Street Families via CJ and Ryder.


The Ballas eventually lose [[Glen Park]] to the Grove Street Families in a gang war during the mission [[Doberman]]. This puts the Ballas on a more equal footing with the Grove Street Families and their position as the dominant and most powerful gang is threatened. The Ballas attempt to regain their dominance by wiping out the Grove Street Families through a gang war on Grove Street itself in the mission [[House Party]]; however, Sweet, CJ and other Grove Street members are able to successfully defend their territory and the Ballas fail.  
The Ballas eventually lose [[Glen Park]] to the Grove Street Families in a gang war during the mission [[Doberman]]. This puts the Ballas on a more equal footing with the Grove Street Families and their position as the dominant and most powerful gang is threatened. The Ballas attempt to regain their dominance by wiping out the Grove Street Families through a gang war on Grove Street itself in the mission [[House Party]]; however, Sweet, CJ and other Grove Street members are able to successfully defend their territory and the Ballas fail.  
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