<div class="floatright">(http://i286.photobucket.com/albums/ll98/thetragicfragments/character/santos.jpg)</div><strong>Name</strong>: Santos Garza<br/><strong>Role</strong>: Prisoner (Aiding and abetting several jewellery heists, receiving and selling stole property, multiple rape charges)<br/><strong>Age</strong>: 23<br/><br/>Half-Latino and standing at 5'7", Santos is olive skinned and black haired. He has amber eyes and some muscle definition that was once gained from necessity but is now for his own vanity. He has a healing bullet wound on his right shoulder.<br/><br/><strong>Brief History</strong>: Santos doesn't know much about his family, and doesn't care to, his earliest memories being of hunger and misery. He was put into foster care before he was five and was bounced from home to home, each gradually worse than the last until he ran away at fifteen, hitch hiking into a different state and living rough until he found an in with a local gang.<br/><br/>It was a vicious life and one he barely survived. For two years he fought for territory and respect, until, by chance, he was chosen to help out in a minor heist. He proved himself to be a good set of eyes and kept his cool under the pressure. He got a good sized cut and a month later was taken out again. It became a routine, and Santos soon left the gang wars for good.<br/><br/>When he was between jobs, he worked with a man in an antique dealership, a cash launderer who also sold on stolen goods. He even got a girl - a beauty of a woman who had too much attitude sometimes, but he knew how to shut her up. His career was blooming and he was richer than he'd ever thought he could be - but things fell to shit fast. His last hiest went sour, a guard in the back getting a gun and shooting off several rounds before anyone else could take him out. Santos took one in the shoulder and he was left behind when the rest bolted.<br/><br/>Once he had been arrested, his girlfriend came forwards and accused him of rape which was just a cherry on top for the judge.<br/><br/>He spent a two weeks in hospital to heal up, then he was moved into the prison