Darko Tadic

Pretty much as the title suggests, im looking for a mansion or something similar around the hills of LS. I want to inspect the house and formally submit an offer in game first before anything is finalised.

Damn right, and it’s also Yugoslav, just look at a map my brother.

My bad bro I’ll fix that right away

Darko "The Yugo" Gvardia (formerly Tadić) (Serbian: Дарко Гвардиа, Даркo Тадић) is a mafioso affiliated with the Gvardia Crime Family and former paramilitary leader currently located in Las Colinas. Darko grew up in Bijeljina, Yugoslavia where he gained notoriety in his adolescence for leading his own Partizan militia during the Yugoslav Wars, which fought all major factions besides the Garda Panteri (Panthers Guard), in Bijeljina. After the end of the war and the killing of his Panteri friend and leader, Ljubiša "Mauzer" Savić, Darko fled Yugoslavia and illegally immigrated to Los Santos, USA on board a merchant navy boat. Strapped for cash and homeless, Darko quickly fell into a life of crime after meeting fellow Yugoslav, Sonny Gvardia, who introduced him to the Gvardia Crime Family. Darko is often compared to his uncle, Goran Tadić, who was a mafioso and associate in the Sicilian Mafia. Full Name: Darko Tadić Gender: Male: Aliases: The Yugo, Bekrija, Balkan Boi Nationality: Yugoslavian (Bosnian-Serb) Status: Alive Date of Birth: 22nd of January 1977 (aged 24) Place of Birth: Bijeljina, SR Bosnia and Herzegovina, SFR Yugoslavia Home: 17 Illyria Boulevard, Las Colinas, Los Santos, San Andreas, USA Family: Mirko Tadić (father), Ava Tadić (mother), Goran Tadić (uncle - deceased), Nikola Belić (cousin), Roman Belić (cousin), Josip Belić (cousin - deceased) Affiliation: Gvardia Crime Family Vehicle: Black ZR-350 (PARTIZAN), Black and White Comet (ILLYRIA) Weapons: CZ-75, SKS Wanted for: Arms Trafficking, Drug Trafficking and Manufacturing, Armed Robbery, Terrorism, Murder, Unlawful Entry Phone Number: ----- Appearance: Dirty blonde, straight but slightly receding hair, greenish-grey eyes, slim build, 5 o'clock shadow + stubble, orthodox cross tattooed on the side of left eye Early Life: Darko was born in a middle class family within Yugoslavia in 1977 to Mirko Tadić, a gas maintenance man, and Ava Tadić, a high ranking politician within the League of Communists. Despite holding similar views, Darko rarely got along with his mother. He was an intelligent and often introverted child with a passion for football and history. He dreamed of being a successor to his hero, Marshal Josip Broz Tito, leader of Yugoslavia. These dreams were shattered when the union of Yugoslavia fell apart in 1992. Darko quickly left formal education and organised a paramilitary organisation named after Tito's original Partizans to preserve the integrity of Yugoslavia. Bosnian War: Despite his young age, Darko used his intelligence to appeal to the masses, often presenting himself as an average working class man. He would use populist rhetoric, religious social teachings and Neo-Titoistic ideas to fuse support from both the young and old generation in Bijeljina. His reputation led to Ljubiša Savić (Ljubo Mauzer) inviting him to community meeting to discuss how Bijeljina would be protected after war broke out in Yugoslavia. Despite contrasting views on the topic of nationalism, with Darko preferring Yugoslav Nationalism over Mauzer’s Serbian Nationalism, both men put that aside for the sake of Bijeljina’s protection and would become great friends. After the meeting both men would create their respective militias, the Illyrian Partizans and the Panthers Guard, to combat any forces they saw as a threat to Bijeljina. After the secession of Republika Srpska, Bijeljina practically isolated itself from picking sides in the war, and upheld Neo-Titoist values, leading to the city gaining the nickname “Little Yugoslavia”. Both militias found great success for the duration of the war, repealing attacks from the Bosniaks and Serbia’s Arkan’s Tigers. Over the span of three years, from 1992 until 1995, Darko would grew up in the harsh environment of the Yugoslav Wars as a teenage soldier at the age of 15. Despite being the leader of the Illyrian Partizans, he would often fight on the front lines as an infantryman. During the war, Darko witnessed numerous atrocities, which led to his cynical perspective on life, bitterness, anger issues and nostalgia for what he deemed a better time. Much to the outrage of Darko and Mauzer, Bijeljina was not included in any peace talks that led to the end of the Bosnian War, which effectively meant that their militias would be labelled terrorist groups. Despite a huge loss of power within the city, both men managed to cling onto control of the city up until 2000, with Mauzer being assassinated by the Ždrale Crime Family under the orders of the Serbian Government. Fearing for his life and the inevitable power vacuum within the city, Darko fled Bijeljina, and ended up residing in Australia. Shortly after, he was discovered by local Chetnik informants who were in contact with the Serbian governments, and thus fled once again to Los Santos in the USA. Portrait of Darko in the Majevica Mountains, circa 1995.