Organization: LSPD
Name: Aldrich Ames
Gender: Male
Age (IC): 8
Nationality: United States
Place of Birth: Alabama
Sexuality: Straight
Eye color: Black
Hair color: Black
Tattoos: neck tattoo and leg tattoo
Strengths:Leadership , Good learner , Calm
Weakness: Overthinker
Life Story:
I wasn’t born a bad guy. I actually wanted to do good protect people, stand for something real. But growing up in a rough neighborhood, I learned early that money spoke louder than morals. My family barely got by, and I watched good people lose everything while the ones who broke the rules always came out on top. From a young age, I promised myself I'd never be the one struggling again. Joining the police force was supposed to be my way out a clean start, a chance to build something real. But the truth hit fast: honesty didn’t pay the bills. I saw senior officers living comfortably, wearing gold watches and driving cars my salary could never touch, all while preaching about justice. That’s when it clicked power wasn’t about following the rules it was about knowing how to bend them.
At first, I told myself I’d never cross that line. But as the pressure grew, I started to understand that the system was never clean it ran on deals, favors, and silence. The first bribe I took felt wrong, but it solved a problem I couldn’t fix any other way. After that, it got easier. Each favor, each secret, each lie pushed me further from who I used to be. I stopped seeing the badge as a symbol of law and started seeing it as leverage. I learned to play both sides clean in the daylight, dirty in the dark. Somewhere along the way, I stopped pretending I was the hero. I became exactly what the world had made me.
Career Story:
My career took off faster than I expected. I was efficient, confident, and to the right people useful. Promotions came, along with respect from both sides of the law. The department saw me as reliable the streets saw me as someone they could trust for a price. I began moving information, tipping off crews before raids, and taking care of inconvenient cases that never made it to court. My pockets got heavier, and so did my conscience. Day by day I got greedier and started doing more illegal activities, even torturing people for money. But after a while, even guilt becomes background noise. People call it corruption. I call it survival. The system was already broken long before I joined it I just learned how to work with the cracks instead of getting crushed by them. Now I don’t see the world as good or bad anymore just those with power and those without. And I made sure I’d never be without it again.
People call it corruption. I call it survival. The system was already broken long before I joined it I just learned how to work with the cracks instead of getting crushed by them. Now, I don’t see the world as good or bad anymore. Just those with power, and those without. And I made sure I’d never be without it again.
Outcomes:
1)Aldrich can sell information to criminals, individuals, or criminal organizations (100k bribe or guns and ammo).
2)Aldrich can Use | Sell | Buy illegal weapons and drug's (on duty or off duty)
3)Aldrich can do illegal activities like toture, rob and kill with family and friends due to his past experience.
4)Aldrich can destroy bodycams [using /try command]
5)Aldrich can take bribes, but cannot take bribe to be a hostage (up to $100k or equivalent value in illegal firearms or items)
6)Aldrich can let suspects go free if they're in his family or his friends and can also aid them in escaping.
7)Aldrich might want to keep his privacy when doing corrupt activities. There for he might refuse to show his ID when people ask for it.
8)Aldrich can lie about requesting a lawyer and can deny the right to an attorney.
9)Aldrich can break IC laws and skip state inspection.
10)Aldrich can take contracts to escape prison only with Darknet task.
Name: Aldrich Ames
Gender: Male
Age (IC): 8
Nationality: United States
Place of Birth: Alabama
Sexuality: Straight
Eye color: Black
Hair color: Black
Tattoos: neck tattoo and leg tattoo
Strengths:Leadership , Good learner , Calm
Weakness: Overthinker
Life Story:
I wasn’t born a bad guy. I actually wanted to do good protect people, stand for something real. But growing up in a rough neighborhood, I learned early that money spoke louder than morals. My family barely got by, and I watched good people lose everything while the ones who broke the rules always came out on top. From a young age, I promised myself I'd never be the one struggling again. Joining the police force was supposed to be my way out a clean start, a chance to build something real. But the truth hit fast: honesty didn’t pay the bills. I saw senior officers living comfortably, wearing gold watches and driving cars my salary could never touch, all while preaching about justice. That’s when it clicked power wasn’t about following the rules it was about knowing how to bend them.
At first, I told myself I’d never cross that line. But as the pressure grew, I started to understand that the system was never clean it ran on deals, favors, and silence. The first bribe I took felt wrong, but it solved a problem I couldn’t fix any other way. After that, it got easier. Each favor, each secret, each lie pushed me further from who I used to be. I stopped seeing the badge as a symbol of law and started seeing it as leverage. I learned to play both sides clean in the daylight, dirty in the dark. Somewhere along the way, I stopped pretending I was the hero. I became exactly what the world had made me.
Career Story:
My career took off faster than I expected. I was efficient, confident, and to the right people useful. Promotions came, along with respect from both sides of the law. The department saw me as reliable the streets saw me as someone they could trust for a price. I began moving information, tipping off crews before raids, and taking care of inconvenient cases that never made it to court. My pockets got heavier, and so did my conscience. Day by day I got greedier and started doing more illegal activities, even torturing people for money. But after a while, even guilt becomes background noise. People call it corruption. I call it survival. The system was already broken long before I joined it I just learned how to work with the cracks instead of getting crushed by them. Now I don’t see the world as good or bad anymore just those with power and those without. And I made sure I’d never be without it again.
People call it corruption. I call it survival. The system was already broken long before I joined it I just learned how to work with the cracks instead of getting crushed by them. Now, I don’t see the world as good or bad anymore. Just those with power, and those without. And I made sure I’d never be without it again.
Outcomes:
1)Aldrich can sell information to criminals, individuals, or criminal organizations (100k bribe or guns and ammo).
2)Aldrich can Use | Sell | Buy illegal weapons and drug's (on duty or off duty)
3)Aldrich can do illegal activities like toture, rob and kill with family and friends due to his past experience.
4)Aldrich can destroy bodycams [using /try command]
5)Aldrich can take bribes, but cannot take bribe to be a hostage (up to $100k or equivalent value in illegal firearms or items)
6)Aldrich can let suspects go free if they're in his family or his friends and can also aid them in escaping.
7)Aldrich might want to keep his privacy when doing corrupt activities. There for he might refuse to show his ID when people ask for it.
8)Aldrich can lie about requesting a lawyer and can deny the right to an attorney.
9)Aldrich can break IC laws and skip state inspection.
10)Aldrich can take contracts to escape prison only with Darknet task.
