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<b>Class:</b> Civilian (Police)<br>
<b>Class:</b> Civilian (Police)<br>
<b>Level:</b> 22 <br>
<b>Level:</b> 22 <br>
<b>Kills:</b> 12 <br>
<b>Kills:</b> 13 <br>
<b>Deaths:</b> 1 <br>
<b>Deaths:</b> 1 <br>
<b>Longest Life:</b> 110 Days <br>
<b>Longest Life:</b> 110 Days <br>
<b>Last Revive:</b> January 20, 2010 <br>  
<b>Last Revive:</b> January 20, 2010 <br>  
<b>Status:</b> Alive<br><br>
<b>Status:</b> Alive<br><br>
--[[User:Jack Adolphy|Jack Adolphy]] 20:25, 17 February 2010 (UTC)
--[[User:Jack Adolphy|Jack Adolphy]] 16:37, 2 March 2010 (UTC)


== Location: ==
== Location: ==

Revision as of 16:37, 2 March 2010

Background:

Jack Adolphy is a police officer from the Gerrard Place P.D. in the Roywood area, he was drafted in along with the rest of his unit to help with the military-led evacuation of the city. He’s remained stationed here since the quarantine came into effect.


Ally(s):

Player(s):
-Ahab Necromancer

Group(s):
-Soldiers of Crossman

Enemy:

Player(s):
-Sadie Mae Glutz

Group(s):
N/a

Statistics:

Class: Civilian (Police)
Level: 22
Kills: 13
Deaths: 1
Longest Life: 110 Days
Last Revive: January 20, 2010
Status: Alive

--Jack Adolphy 16:37, 2 March 2010 (UTC)

Location:

HQ: Gerrard Place Police Department.

Patrol Location(s): Esgar Auto Repair, the Gatley Building, Melbourne Square Fire Station, the Speak Motel, the Willia Hotel, the Carslake Museum, Hemburrow Library, and the Dudoo Hotel.







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