They head to where the car is and realise it is useless. Angel feigns a call from Dogwood when Miguel threatens to hurt the man's son, telling Miguel that they have found the car he was looking for after EZ mentioned it's location earlier. The club joins Miguel as he interrogates a man who he believes saw who kidnapped his son. The club meet Galindo and learn that Los Olvidados have kidnapped his infant son, he asks the club to keep an eye out on their side of the border for anything. The club then receive a call from Alvarez saying Galindo wants to meet them. Louie is unable to help the club further. They eventually track him down but he and his crew flee, the club give chase and he ends up flipping his car after going off road. They want to know if he has any information on Los Olvidados. The club are looking for a local gangster named Louie, member of the Dogwood Crew. Taza and Hank arrive to discuss how damaging Los Olvidados have been for the cartel. The club later attend the interrogation of Afa by Miguel and learn that Los Olvidados, a Mexican rebel group are who hired the BTT.īishop sits at the table with Alvarez and the pair discuss the club's partnership with the cartel. Some BTT backup arrives and bullets begin flying the club are getting the upper hand and Afa attempts to leave but is cornered by SAMDINO. Hank, Bishop and Taza attempt to reason with him but he tells them to leave or be killed. The club arrive at the cemetery where they are meeting Afa. Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle, Club San Bernardino, ally MC will be at the location to assist the Mayans. The club head in to Templo along with Marcus Alvarez, leader of the Mayans to discuss moving in on the BTT and capturing their leader, Afa. Taza tells Angel to bring Creeper for medical treatment. Miguel threatens the club to bring the leader of the Base Town Tribe to him, who Bishop and EZ discover to be the perpetrators. They want to figure out who attacked their convoy and stole the drugs. The club meet with Miguel Galindo, leader of the Galindo Cartel who the club do work for. The club is held at gunpoint while the dresses are stolen. Creeper, who was driving the truck manages to crawl out of the window and exchanges fire with the attackers but is shot. The club are on their run to deliver the dresses to Las Vegas when they are attacked on the road and their van overturns. Club President, Obispo "Bishop" Losa comes in to check and is impressed with the profits the club are turning. We meet Taza, Vice Presidente of the Mayans as he is packing drugs in the dress factory along with Angel Reyes, Michael "Riz" Ariza, Johnny "Coco" Cruz, Gilberto "Gilly" Lopez and Hank "Tranq" Loza. This, combined with the new peaceful direction the Mayans seem to be heading in proves too much for him and he ultimately decides to leave the Santo Padre charter in 2022. Taza's conscience soon grows heavy with the guilt he is feeling from all the sins he has selfishly committed. Taza takes drastic action to ensure the deal never goes through and his secrets from his past can never be spilled. With Palo knowing deep secrets that could ruin Taza. In the midst of a violent feud interlaced with the prospect of a promising business deal between the Sons, VM and the Mayans, Taza wants to ensure that the VM and Palo are wiped out. Taza's life takes a shocking turn when El Palo and the Vatos Malditos suddenly reenter his life. He helped Bishop to establish the Santo Padre charter and is a long-time friend of Marcus Alvarez. Therefore, Romero travelled up north of the border to join the Mayans Motorcycle Club. However, it is also possible that the real reason why he left the club is that El Palo found out that he is homosexual, which most likely would have cost his life if he stayed. However, he eventually left the group due to his disgust in their involvement in human trafficking after El Palo began calling the shots. He once had at romantic relationship with El Palo's younger brother, David. Originally, Taza was part of the Vatos Malditos MC as a young man in Mexico. Taza is mainly of Apache and Mexican ancestry, with some Comanche and Sephardic Jewish ancestry.
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