Kenefie Lane Police Department

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(15,23) (bic) (statuses) (update) Kenefie Lane Police Department Based off of survivor reports. --Chuck Cranston 01:12, 10 November 2009 (UTC)

[edit] Kenefie Lane Police Department

Kenefie Lane Police Department Chudleyton [15,23] Pottenger Boulevard Bulmer Avenue Dight Walk Apsey Library Kenefie Lane Police Department Cuthbert General Hospital Club Hodson Carpenter Grove Tennant Auto Repair Basic Info: Good place to find firearms, ammunition (pistol clips and shotgun shells), flak jackets, flare guns and radio receivers. Zombies almost always check inside. Some are often used as literal fortresses, and are sometimes so heavily barricaded that it is impossible to enter without Free Running. Tagging a police station earns 2 XP. They are listed as a Tactical Resource Point. Police Stations can be barricaded normally.

Kenefie Lane Police Department is a Police Department in central Chudleyton. It is the HQ of the DHPD's Kenefie Lane Precinct.

Kenefie has a varied history for a police department, often playing host to performances by Malton's Drama Club. It has also been the site of two separate battles between DHPD forces and outlaws, the first against Malton Narcotics Unit and the second against the illusive Project T.I.M.E. Both fights ended in victory for the DHPD.

Important Events

• November 25^th: Drama Club staged a performance of "Army of Darkness" for the 36 survivors at Kenefie Lane Police Department by invitation of Kenefie Lane Precinct Chief Harry Likos, DHPD. See the Drama Club group page for performing groups, schedules and booking information.

• September 9 - 15, 2007: The Police Department became a makeshift library and temporary home to some living members of the Quartly Study Group on Tour, who worried that partying in the Apsey Library next door would be suicidal.

• August 2^nd, 2007: By request of Officer Harry Likos, DHPD the Drama Club staged a live performance of "Apocalypse Now" at the Kenefie Lane Police Department for the 40 survivors inside. The Drama Club has active tours and citizens are encouraged to contact them if they would like to schedule a performance in their suburb.