Original Gangstas

An elder Rebel leader who sits at the heart of the gang's operations. He provides crucial information to Jake about the circumstances of Kenny's death, highlighting the tangled loyalties within the Rebel ranks. He embodies streetwise authority and the human costs of choosing violence.

An original Rebel who returns to Gary after Kenny's murder, revealing a complicated history with the Rebel leadership and his own son Kenny. He seeks to protect his family and the community by confronting his old rivals, clashing with Spyro and Damien. His arc moves from vengeance toward confronting his past and its consequences.

Mother of Kenny and former wife of Jake, she bridges multiple generations of conflict. She believes vengeance only begets more violence and pushes for dialogue and restraint. She acts decisively at key moments, including gun down Kayo to avenge Kenny.

One of the Rebels' leaders, orchestrating coordination with Damien against the Bookman faction. He tests Jake's resolve by taunting him with revelations about their shared past and the possibility that Jake created him. He is killed by Jake after a brutal confrontation, and he hints that Jake may be his father.

An enforcer for the Rebels, Kayo carries out brutal operations to avenge Kenny's death, including the attack on Marvin's store. He is ultimately shot by Laurie, delivering a critical blow to the Rebel leadership.

Former Rebel and a respected pro football coach who returns to Gary to protect his family and the Bookman store. He teams up with Jake to confront the Rebels and helps turn the tide in the conflict. His presence underscores themes of loyalty, redemption, and the human cost of violence.

Owner of the neighborhood grocery and a respected community member. His store becomes a flashpoint after it is attacked, highlighting the civilians’ vulnerability in the gang war. He collaborates with investigators and remains a symbol of stability within the community.

Marvin Bookman's wife and a well-respected figure in the community. She embodies resilience and supports her family and neighbors as the violence intensifies. Her presence reinforces the neighborhood’s sense of unity during crisis.