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Name: Retro CaIipso
Gender: Male
Age: 55
Nationality: American
Place of Birth: Paleto Bay, San Andreas
Sexuality: Straight
Eye color: Hazel
Hair color: Black
Tattoos: Small wolf tattoo on upper right arm
Strengths: Sharp reflexes, Calm under pressure, Skilled in negotiation and driving
Weakness: Easily influenced by money and loyalty to old connections
Life Story
Retro Calipso grew up in the peaceful countryside of Paleto Bay. His father was a retired soldier and his mother was a teacher. He had a simple life as a child. But the peace didn't last. When Retro was 14, his parents were killed in a hit-and-run that the police never solved. That moment made him lose faith in the system of justice. Retro grew up with both law and crime around him. His uncle, who was a well-known car smuggler, taught him how to bend the law.
He kept going to school, got good grades, and eventually passed the SAHP entrance exams, all because he thought it was the right thing to do. He wanted to be in charge of things that other people couldn't, like the streets. He promised to keep people like his family safe. But the more he learned about the system, the more he saw how weak and easy it was to take advantage of.
Retro finally understood that no badge could guarantee justice; only power could. As time went on, the line between good and bad became less clear. He saw corruption as a way to balance power, make money, and still protect the people he wanted to protect.
Career Story
At first, Retro Calipso's SAHP career was all about doing the right thing. He cared about enforcing speed limits, keeping highways safe, and keeping illegal racing off the roads. He got a lot of attention early on for chasing down dangerous suspects and handling high-speed chases with skill. But as time went on, the calls became repetitive, the pay was low, and the corruption around him became more clear.
One turning point was when the son of a politician was caught running weapons but was let go because of "higher orders." Retro's patience ran out. What was the point of law if power could get rid of crime? He started taking bribes, first from street racers who wanted to avoid getting their cars towed, and then from drivers who were connected to drug cartels and were moving goods upstate.
Retro got smarter about how he ran things as he moved up in rank. He didn't take cash bribes; instead, he took favors like stolen gear, discounted cars, and insider information. He set up a secret network of informants, and people in the underground knew him as "the man on the inside." He never killed anyone or caused a scene, but he did make deals, erase records, and change the routes of patrols.
He justified it all to himself: he never hurt innocents, only played the system. And in the end, the system deserved it.
Now a senior member in SAHP, Retro walks a fine line respected by his peers for his results, feared by criminals for his tactics, and trusted by neither. But that’s how he likes it: in control.
Outcomes:
1. Retro can take bribes (up to $100,000 and ask for guns/ammo/illegal stuff as bribe).
2. Retro can act like a criminal. For example, go for the ghetto clap, buy , sell guns at balck market, or use illegal stuff (no ORG weapons included)
3. Retro can leak information to criminals in exchange for money or favours.
4. Retro will do anything possible to help his family and close friends. Release them if they are in cuffs, drop their charges and let them
escape.
5. Retro can refuse to give a 10-15 a lawyer/ lie about asking for one and still detain them without identifying himself with the ID and without a lawyer.
6. Retro is capable of using torture and interrogation to extract information he might need (NO Killing).
7. Retro is able to attempt to search for a bodycam (using the /try command twice per situation), and if found, break it (/do Breaks bodycam).
8. Retro can Rob (2 cars 4 people) and Touches (but not kill) for money and guns and then let them go free.
9. Retro can be disrespectful/rude when talking to other people (Keeping in mind OOC Rules, Gen. 6.10 and 6.19).
10.Retro can assist other corrupt officers in their activities.
Gender: Male
Age: 55
Nationality: American
Place of Birth: Paleto Bay, San Andreas
Sexuality: Straight
Eye color: Hazel
Hair color: Black
Tattoos: Small wolf tattoo on upper right arm
Strengths: Sharp reflexes, Calm under pressure, Skilled in negotiation and driving
Weakness: Easily influenced by money and loyalty to old connections
Life Story
Retro Calipso grew up in the peaceful countryside of Paleto Bay. His father was a retired soldier and his mother was a teacher. He had a simple life as a child. But the peace didn't last. When Retro was 14, his parents were killed in a hit-and-run that the police never solved. That moment made him lose faith in the system of justice. Retro grew up with both law and crime around him. His uncle, who was a well-known car smuggler, taught him how to bend the law.
He kept going to school, got good grades, and eventually passed the SAHP entrance exams, all because he thought it was the right thing to do. He wanted to be in charge of things that other people couldn't, like the streets. He promised to keep people like his family safe. But the more he learned about the system, the more he saw how weak and easy it was to take advantage of.
Retro finally understood that no badge could guarantee justice; only power could. As time went on, the line between good and bad became less clear. He saw corruption as a way to balance power, make money, and still protect the people he wanted to protect.
Career Story
At first, Retro Calipso's SAHP career was all about doing the right thing. He cared about enforcing speed limits, keeping highways safe, and keeping illegal racing off the roads. He got a lot of attention early on for chasing down dangerous suspects and handling high-speed chases with skill. But as time went on, the calls became repetitive, the pay was low, and the corruption around him became more clear.
One turning point was when the son of a politician was caught running weapons but was let go because of "higher orders." Retro's patience ran out. What was the point of law if power could get rid of crime? He started taking bribes, first from street racers who wanted to avoid getting their cars towed, and then from drivers who were connected to drug cartels and were moving goods upstate.
Retro got smarter about how he ran things as he moved up in rank. He didn't take cash bribes; instead, he took favors like stolen gear, discounted cars, and insider information. He set up a secret network of informants, and people in the underground knew him as "the man on the inside." He never killed anyone or caused a scene, but he did make deals, erase records, and change the routes of patrols.
He justified it all to himself: he never hurt innocents, only played the system. And in the end, the system deserved it.
Now a senior member in SAHP, Retro walks a fine line respected by his peers for his results, feared by criminals for his tactics, and trusted by neither. But that’s how he likes it: in control.
Outcomes:
1. Retro can take bribes (up to $100,000 and ask for guns/ammo/illegal stuff as bribe).
2. Retro can act like a criminal. For example, go for the ghetto clap, buy , sell guns at balck market, or use illegal stuff (no ORG weapons included)
3. Retro can leak information to criminals in exchange for money or favours.
4. Retro will do anything possible to help his family and close friends. Release them if they are in cuffs, drop their charges and let them
escape.
5. Retro can refuse to give a 10-15 a lawyer/ lie about asking for one and still detain them without identifying himself with the ID and without a lawyer.
6. Retro is capable of using torture and interrogation to extract information he might need (NO Killing).
7. Retro is able to attempt to search for a bodycam (using the /try command twice per situation), and if found, break it (/do Breaks bodycam).
8. Retro can Rob (2 cars 4 people) and Touches (but not kill) for money and guns and then let them go free.
9. Retro can be disrespectful/rude when talking to other people (Keeping in mind OOC Rules, Gen. 6.10 and 6.19).
10.Retro can assist other corrupt officers in their activities.
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