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Disheartened with his fledgling media career, Walker wrangled what  money he could to fly to America's west coast, dreaming of untapped notoriety.  
Disheartened with his fledgling media career, Walker wrangled what  money he could to fly to America's west coast, dreaming of untapped notoriety.  


Arriving in a city brimming with Scottish immigrants, Walker stumbled upon the local [[Weazel News]] branch with its monotone branding and insidious political leanings. Walker was inspired to create a counter publication - bold, vibrant and eyecatching. [[JayWalking News]] was born.  
Arriving in a city brimming with Scottish immigrants, Walker stumbled upon the local [[Weazel News]] branch with its monotone branding and insidious political leanings. Walker was inspired to create a counter publication - bold, vibrant and eye-catching. [[JayWalking News]] was born.  


Unsure where to start - and having spent the rest of his money on a cheap [[Asbo]], Walker scanned Twitter and learnt of a car meet at the local Observatory that evening. Taking the opportunity to meet some of the city's citizens and snap a few pictures, Walker edited the first edition of JayWalking in the passenger seat of his car on an entirely legitimate version of Photoshop.
Unsure where to start - and having spent the rest of his money on a cheap Asbo, Walker scanned Twitter and learnt of a car meet at the local Observatory that evening. Taking the opportunity to meet some of the city's citizens and snap a few pictures, Walker edited the first edition of JayWalking in the passenger seat of his car on an entirely legitimate version of Photoshop.


The reception was positive. City citizens were surprised that a relatively small event had received 'news' coverage. Walker had his target audience and delved in to the world of local news stories.
The reception was positive. City citizens were surprised that a relatively small event had received 'news' coverage. Walker had his target audience and delved in to the world of local news stories.


On an otherwise calm and pleasent summer evening, an unusual tweet changed the direction of Jay Waker's life and career. An anonymous account reported that there was "a body" in the trunk of a taxi cab outside of the local depot for [[Patterson's Cab Company]]. Walker travelled to the depot and found both a discarded cab crashed in to a bush across from the depot and also a police officer investigating in the depot yard itself. The officer told Walker that he had been responding to the tweet but had found no body. There had however been further reports of a taxi driver "with blue hair" attacking locals with a baseball bat. Against the officer's advice, Walker took it upon himself to find out more. This began the saga of [[Jay Walker vs Patterson's]].
On an otherwise calm and pleasant summer evening, an unusual tweet changed the direction of Jay Walker's life and career. An anonymous account reported that there was "a body" in the trunk of a taxi cab outside of the local depot for [[Patterson's Cab Company]]. Walker travelled to the depot and found both a discarded cab crashed in to a bush across from the depot and also a police officer investigating in the depot yard itself. The officer told Walker that he had been responding to the tweet but had found no body. There had however been further reports of a taxi driver "with blue hair" attacking locals with a baseball bat. Against the officer's advice, Walker took it upon himself to find out more. This began the saga of [[Jay Walker vs Patterson's]].


Outside of local reporting, Walker eventually took an interest in documentary filmmaking. Creating a short-lived documentary series titled [[Jay Walker's Weird Weekends]], Walker followed two prominent figures in the City for a number of days, documenting their actions and questioning their backstories. Both completed documentaries were very successful but Walker's plans to create more fell through when the City was abandoned due to encroaching wildfires which combined to create a devastating inferno.
Outside of local reporting, Walker eventually took an interest in documentary filmmaking. Creating a short-lived documentary series titled [[Jay Walker's Weird Weekends]], Walker followed two prominent figures in the City for a number of days, documenting their actions and questioning their backstories. Both completed documentaries were very successful but Walker's plans to create more fell through when the City was abandoned due to encroaching wildfires which combined to create a devastating inferno.
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Trying to find a new home, Jay picked up a series of dead-end jobs in other cities. Whilst working as a pool cleaner to fund doomed vlogging ambitions, Jay was once again reunited with Oliver Patterson and the Taxi Bois. Together, trying to rebuild their own statuses, the pair formed an unlikely and dangerous alliance - ultimately leaving Jay indebted to Patterson until the latter mysteriously disappeared to the surprise of the Taxi Bois.
Trying to find a new home, Jay picked up a series of dead-end jobs in other cities. Whilst working as a pool cleaner to fund doomed vlogging ambitions, Jay was once again reunited with Oliver Patterson and the Taxi Bois. Together, trying to rebuild their own statuses, the pair formed an unlikely and dangerous alliance - ultimately leaving Jay indebted to Patterson until the latter mysteriously disappeared to the surprise of the Taxi Bois.


During this time attempting to rebuild his journalism career, Jay inadvertantly found himself in the employ of a criminal organisation using a local Weazel News branch as a front. Upon accidentally writing a negative story about a subordinate of his criminal shadow-boss, Jay was stabbed and dumped in the ocean.  
During this time attempting to rebuild his journalism career, Jay inadvertently found himself in the employ of a criminal organisation using a local Weazel News branch as a front. Upon accidentally writing a negative story about a subordinate of his criminal shadow-boss, Jay was stabbed and dumped in the ocean.  


Unable to hold down a job long enough to afford a new Asbo, Jay resorted to a rusted Tornado and eventually a Brioso R/A financed by Oliver Patterson - which was immediately destroyed by the financier on a wild test drive and required towing back to the garage.
Unable to hold down a job long enough to afford a new Asbo, Jay resorted to a rusted Tornado and eventually a Brioso R/A financed by Oliver Patterson - which was immediately destroyed by the financier on a wild test drive and required towing back to the garage.
===Los Santos===
===Los Santos===
In 2022, Jay arrived in his current home of Los Santos on an extended vacation - paid for by the remains of Patterson's loaned money. He took up running, yoga and endeavored to build a healthier lifestyle before returning to the world of work.
In 2022, Jay arrived in his current home of Los Santos on an extended vacation - paid for by the remains of Patterson's loaned money. He took up running, yoga and endeavoured to build a healthier lifestyle before returning to the world of work.


==Appearance==
==Appearance==

Revision as of 01:56, 8 February 2023

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Jay Walker
Status Active
Focus Public Sector
Biographical Information
Date of Birth 1993-08-10
Age 29
Place of Birth Lancashire, England
Nationality British
Gender Male
Pronouns He / Him
Species Rat
Net Worth $50,000
Licenses Driving License
Residence Alta St.
Physical Attributes
Eye Color Green
Hair Color Brown
Relationship Information
Sexuality Unknown
Partner(s) None
Children None
Employment Information
Occupation
City Hall
Press Secretary
JayWalking News
Editor
Role-Player Information
Played By CD93
Other Characters Jay Walker, Wolf Myers, Cody Pendant, Orion Townsend

Jayson "Jay" Walker (born 10 August 1993) is a British journalist, documentarian and current City Hall Press Secretary.

Personality

Upon Jay's arrival in the United States, he was idealistic, carefree, outgoing and carried a confidence that tipped in to cockiness.

A series of personal and professional setbacks - as well as life-changing events - have seen Jay develop a considerably more cautious and calculating personality, suffering bouts of defeatism and pessimism - but always determined to overcome these barriers for what he considers to be the greater good.

Jay has clung to a personal mission to help bring about societal change in a criminal state through the exposure of wrongdoing and encouragement of systematic reform.

Through documenting and reporting on the lives of others, Jay has unwittingly assimilated aspects of others' personalities in to his own. This is most evident when Jay is backed in to a literal or metaphorical corner - relying on his street knowledge picked up from other parties as to how to adapt and overcome in desperate circumstances.

Background

Before Los Santos

Little is known about Jay Walker's life before leaving the United Kingdom, but he has admitted on more than one occasion to being a social media officer for a mid-tier football club. He once claimed to having "wrote the Tweets" but did not have the authority to post them.

Arrival in San Andreas

Disheartened with his fledgling media career, Walker wrangled what money he could to fly to America's west coast, dreaming of untapped notoriety.

Arriving in a city brimming with Scottish immigrants, Walker stumbled upon the local Weazel News branch with its monotone branding and insidious political leanings. Walker was inspired to create a counter publication - bold, vibrant and eye-catching. JayWalking News was born.

Unsure where to start - and having spent the rest of his money on a cheap Asbo, Walker scanned Twitter and learnt of a car meet at the local Observatory that evening. Taking the opportunity to meet some of the city's citizens and snap a few pictures, Walker edited the first edition of JayWalking in the passenger seat of his car on an entirely legitimate version of Photoshop.

The reception was positive. City citizens were surprised that a relatively small event had received 'news' coverage. Walker had his target audience and delved in to the world of local news stories.

On an otherwise calm and pleasant summer evening, an unusual tweet changed the direction of Jay Walker's life and career. An anonymous account reported that there was "a body" in the trunk of a taxi cab outside of the local depot for Patterson's Cab Company. Walker travelled to the depot and found both a discarded cab crashed in to a bush across from the depot and also a police officer investigating in the depot yard itself. The officer told Walker that he had been responding to the tweet but had found no body. There had however been further reports of a taxi driver "with blue hair" attacking locals with a baseball bat. Against the officer's advice, Walker took it upon himself to find out more. This began the saga of Jay Walker vs Patterson's.

Outside of local reporting, Walker eventually took an interest in documentary filmmaking. Creating a short-lived documentary series titled Jay Walker's Weird Weekends, Walker followed two prominent figures in the City for a number of days, documenting their actions and questioning their backstories. Both completed documentaries were very successful but Walker's plans to create more fell through when the City was abandoned due to encroaching wildfires which combined to create a devastating inferno.

His contacts and business ambitions scattered to the wind, Walker was forced to sell his now-beloved Asbo and find a new place to call home.

Travelling the State

Trying to find a new home, Jay picked up a series of dead-end jobs in other cities. Whilst working as a pool cleaner to fund doomed vlogging ambitions, Jay was once again reunited with Oliver Patterson and the Taxi Bois. Together, trying to rebuild their own statuses, the pair formed an unlikely and dangerous alliance - ultimately leaving Jay indebted to Patterson until the latter mysteriously disappeared to the surprise of the Taxi Bois.

During this time attempting to rebuild his journalism career, Jay inadvertently found himself in the employ of a criminal organisation using a local Weazel News branch as a front. Upon accidentally writing a negative story about a subordinate of his criminal shadow-boss, Jay was stabbed and dumped in the ocean.

Unable to hold down a job long enough to afford a new Asbo, Jay resorted to a rusted Tornado and eventually a Brioso R/A financed by Oliver Patterson - which was immediately destroyed by the financier on a wild test drive and required towing back to the garage.

Los Santos

In 2022, Jay arrived in his current home of Los Santos on an extended vacation - paid for by the remains of Patterson's loaned money. He took up running, yoga and endeavoured to build a healthier lifestyle before returning to the world of work.

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