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- Aug 15, 2025
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Org - LSPD
1. Name: Francisco chico
2. Age (IC): 21
3. Nationality: India
4. Strengths: Thinks fast under pressure, good at talking his way out, observant, calm nature
5. Weaknesses: Gets tempted by money, trusts the wrong people sometimes, Girls, gets greedy
6. Place of Birth: Rajasthan
7. Sexuality: straight
Life Story :
Francisco Chico grew up in an unstable household where discipline mattered more than emotion. His father worked rotating security jobs, forcing the family to relocate often, while his mother struggled to keep a sense of normalcy. Constantly changing environments taught Chico how to adapt quickly and trust no one easily. By his late teens, family conflicts pushed him toward independence, and he left home early to support himself. In Zenith City, Chico worked multiple low-level jobs and observed how authority commanded instant respect. Over time, he developed a controlled, detached personality and began valuing structure, power, and self-preservation above ideals or loyalty.
Career Story :
Francisco Chico didn’t become corrupt overnight, it started with survival. Early in his LSPD career, he was assigned to high-risk patrol zones with little backup and zero appreciation. Calls went unanswered, supervisors looked the other way, and Chico learned a hard truth: the system protects itself, not the officer on the street.After being left alone during a violent operation, Chico began building his own safety net. He cultivated informants, traded small favors, and learned which crimes were worth pursuing and which ones could be ignored. Over time, these “arrangements” became routine. Confiscated cash didn’t always make it into evidence. Certain names disappeared from reports. Minor charges turned into warnings when cooperation was useful.Unlike reckless officers, Chico stayed patient and calculated. He never took bribes loudly or abused power openly. His corruption was subtle, administrative, and nearly impossible to trace. To command, he appeared reliable and calm under pressure. To criminals, he was predictable someone who could be negotiated with.
Outcomes:
2.3 Can take bribes from criminals for favours. (up to 75k)
2.5 Can threaten/lie to all state employees, lawyers and judges to protect themselves.
2.6 Can reject civil rights. (e.g, right to a lawyer)
2.9 Can abduct, torture or interrogate.
2.10 Can break bodycams using try commands if the bodycam is found.
1. Name: Francisco chico
2. Age (IC): 21
3. Nationality: India
4. Strengths: Thinks fast under pressure, good at talking his way out, observant, calm nature
5. Weaknesses: Gets tempted by money, trusts the wrong people sometimes, Girls, gets greedy
6. Place of Birth: Rajasthan
7. Sexuality: straight
Life Story :
Francisco Chico grew up in an unstable household where discipline mattered more than emotion. His father worked rotating security jobs, forcing the family to relocate often, while his mother struggled to keep a sense of normalcy. Constantly changing environments taught Chico how to adapt quickly and trust no one easily. By his late teens, family conflicts pushed him toward independence, and he left home early to support himself. In Zenith City, Chico worked multiple low-level jobs and observed how authority commanded instant respect. Over time, he developed a controlled, detached personality and began valuing structure, power, and self-preservation above ideals or loyalty.
Career Story :
Francisco Chico didn’t become corrupt overnight, it started with survival. Early in his LSPD career, he was assigned to high-risk patrol zones with little backup and zero appreciation. Calls went unanswered, supervisors looked the other way, and Chico learned a hard truth: the system protects itself, not the officer on the street.After being left alone during a violent operation, Chico began building his own safety net. He cultivated informants, traded small favors, and learned which crimes were worth pursuing and which ones could be ignored. Over time, these “arrangements” became routine. Confiscated cash didn’t always make it into evidence. Certain names disappeared from reports. Minor charges turned into warnings when cooperation was useful.Unlike reckless officers, Chico stayed patient and calculated. He never took bribes loudly or abused power openly. His corruption was subtle, administrative, and nearly impossible to trace. To command, he appeared reliable and calm under pressure. To criminals, he was predictable someone who could be negotiated with.
Outcomes:
2.3 Can take bribes from criminals for favours. (up to 75k)
2.5 Can threaten/lie to all state employees, lawyers and judges to protect themselves.
2.6 Can reject civil rights. (e.g, right to a lawyer)
2.9 Can abduct, torture or interrogate.
2.10 Can break bodycams using try commands if the bodycam is found.
