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"Don't give a shit about history, or respect. This is about business, old man."
―Laroy Wayne, to Clay Morrow[src]
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Laroy Wayne was the previous leader of the One-Niners on the FX original series Sons of Anarchy. Played by American actor Tory Kittles, Laroy makes his debut in the series' premiere episode, "Pilot", in season one and plays a recurring role throughout the same and subsequent seasons until season five, where it is revealed he has been killed under orders of August Marks. He was last seen in the season four episode, "To Be, Act 1".

Appearance and Style[]

Laroy is an African-American male. He usually wears a button-front shirt in purple and has a tattoo of the Roman Numeral for 9 (IX) on the back of his neck. He wears a diamond stud in his left ear.

Biography[]

Laroy is mostly shown to be a very calm and collected leader. He is quiet and calm with the exception of season four, where he becomes frustrated both when the Sons Of Anarchy protect Alvarez and when Tig kills his girlfriend in a hit and run. Laroy is well versed in the streets and has many connections, making the Niners a powerful street organisation. Through Laroy's leadership, the Niners were allied with the Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club, of whom they regularly bought weapons from and had a good relationship. In the early seasons however he had a pretty good relationship with Clay. Jax and Laroy seems to be getting along as well, considering Laroy gives Jax a chance to convince Piney putting down his weapon when he's in the One-Niners bar.

Season 1[]

"Pilot"[]

Laroy Wayne, leader of the One-Niners, a street gang is met by Clarence "Clay" Morrow, President of the Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club. An outlaw motorcycle club with whom the Niners have a steady business arrangement. Clay explains to Laroy that their warehouse was raided by the Mayans Motorcycle Club, and the guns they had already sold to them are gone. Laroy is furious but agrees to give Clay a few more days to make up the Sons' end of the deal. He does threaten Clay, however.

"The Sleep of Babies"[]

Clay and Alexander "Tig" Trager meet with Laroy. Clay tells Laroy that he is going to sell some guns to the Mayans and explains the details of the deal. Clay wants Laroy to help him in killing Marcus Alvarez, Presidente of the Mayans Motorcycle Club, Oakland charter and he gets the guns and money for himself, he also tells Laroy that he knows he has been buying guns from the Russians for a big price markup. Laroy is evidently intertested, asking what type of weapons, the pair shake on it with Clay telling Laroy to ensure SAMCRO is clear before the bodies start dropping.

Laroy and the Niners later hit the deal, making off with the guns and injuring Alvarez.

"The Revelator"[]

Laroy is summoned to a Niner bar and finds Jackson "Jax" Teller, the SAMCRO VP waiting for him, they head inside and find Piermont "Piney" Winston of SAMCRO with a gun to the head of one of Laroy's men. Piney tells Jax to go, telling him that it doesn't involve him, one of them killed Donna Winston and he is going to make it right. Laroy chimes in, asking what Piney is talking about. Jax pleads with Laroy, asking him that if Piney puts the gun down do they all walk out of the bar alive, Laroy agrees and Jax approaches Piney, signalling to Kip "Half-Sack" Epps to assist, Half-Sack elbows Piney, causing him to drop the gun and Jax to snatch it away. Jax, Piney and Laroy sit down and talk. Jax explains to Laroy what happened to Donna, Piney's daughter in law but Laroy tells them it was nothing to do with the Niners. Yes, the Niners and SAMCRO need to work out their issues but if their beef took him to the streets of Charming to start killing women, would they all really still be alive? Laroy suggests they be on their way quickly.

Season 4[]

When SAMCRO and Galindo Cartel discover that Laroy and Niners are working together Sonora Cartel, they agree a meeting. LaRoy and the Niners meet up with the Sons at a garage. They both brought a lot of guys. Jax tells LaRoy they're in the middle of two cartels and their drug business. Luis and his guys come in. LaRoy spits in Luis' face and Jax essentially saves his life by punching him before the Galindo guys can shoot him. Jax whispers at him to be cool and he'll try to get him out alive. LaRoy faces Luis and goes along.

LaRoy says the Lobos approached the Niners last month before the Sons got out of prison. Luis wants them to tell the Lobos they have a big buyer, or he's going to shoot every single one of them. Jax and Clay talk to LaRoy privately, telling him Galindo is a better play and they can't get caught in a cartel war. They promise to talk to Alvarez and find a way to cut in the Niners. LaRoy agrees.

LeRoy and his guys meet with the Lobos, who have come with a suitcase full of coke to meet their big buyer. A shot rings out. One of the cartel falls dead, then another. Then there's a hail of gunfire with automatic weapons being fired from every corner. LaRoy and the cartel guys take cover. The Lobos use a rocket grenade launcher to blast holes in the wall and escape. Jax screams with rage as he watches the Lobos get away.

Luis' response is to line up the Niners and prepare to execute them anyway. Clay doesn't intervene. Jax does, saying this isn't Mexico and they have to work with other crews. Jax says they need relationships to move their product. He says LaRoy made a bad choice but changed his mind. "You kill this guy, you're killing everything," Jax tells him. Luis leaves the Niners with a threat.

After leaving the Sonora Cartel, Laroy is attacked by the Mexicans, who seek revenge in response to Laroy's betrayal, and when they spot Alvarez and his Mayans, they shoot at them. After Opie shoots Clay twice in the chest, the Club blames it on the One-Niners and Laroy, leading Tig to seek revenge on Laroy. Tig attempts to hit Laroy with his car but misses, hitting and killing Laroy's girlfriend Veronica Pope instead. Laroy and other One-Niner members then chase down Tig on his motorcycle. Tig is joined by SAMCRO members on the highway, all of whom help cover Tig. During the chase, SAMCRO shoots a One-Niner member, which causes a large pile-up crash, allowing Tig and the rest of SAMCRO to escape. It is later found out by Eli Roosevelt that Veronica Pope (Laroy's girlfriend who was killed) had a very powerful father up in Oakland, Damon Pope.

Season 5[]

After Laroy retaliates against SAMCRO, Damon Pope orders August Marks to kill him. In the episode Sovereign, August Marks shows off the remains of Laroy before informing Darnell of his new leadership.

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Appearances[]

Appearances-Logo-SOA Season 1 appearances
"Pilot" "Seeds" "Fun Town" "Patch Over" "Giving Back"
"AK-51" "Old Bones" "The Pull" "Hell Followed" "Better Half"
"Capybara" "The Sleep of Babies" "The Revelator"
Appearances-Logo-SOA Season 2 appearances
"Albification" "Small Tears" "Fix" "Eureka" "Smite"
"Falx Cerebri" "Gilead" "Potlatch" "Fa Guan" "Balm"
"Service" "The Culling" "Na Trioblóidí"
Appearances-Logo-SOA Season 3 appearances
"SO" "Oiled" "Caregiver" "Home" "Turning and Turning"
"The Push" "Widening Gyre" "Lochán Mór" "Turas" "Fírinne"
"Bainne" "June Wedding" "NS"
Appearances-Logo-SOA Season 4 appearances
"Out" "Booster" "Dorylus" "Una Venta" "Brick"
"With An X" "Fruit For The Crows" "Family Recipe" "Kiss" "Hands"
"Call of Duty" "Burnt and Purged Away" "To Be, Act 1" "To Be, Act 2"
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