Law

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News about the serial killings of several civilians surfaced during a post-tsunami meeting; a total of six lives were lost within the span of the events prior to the tsunami, with Captain Johnny Divine leading the Major Crimes Division with investigations. According to reports, the corpses each had an ankh - the symbol of life - carved into their flesh. Next to them or above them in blood, a message would gruesomely be written. Based on the modus operandi of the killer, it was decided that he would be named the Fate Abider.

"OUR LIVES ARE NOT YOURS" — graffiti written on a wall above a seated corpse marked with an ankh on their chest.

For several days after that, there were more news during the meetings of more bodies appearing about Los Santos in all kinds of locations, from far out in Paleto, to the very heart of the city, albeit at a lesser rate. It was then that Law was reunited with his brother, Noah Caller, once again in the holding cells of the Mission Row Police Department. The older had been arrested for Assault with a Deadly Weapon, alongside Evading and Resisting Arrest charges. Due to the violent nature of the crime, his DNA was collected by officers and recorded to the database.

During this reunion, the siblings were both surprised to see one another on either side of the bars. Law had no way to know or contact Noah since he had left, nor did Noah to his younger brother. They were both equally stunned, initially happy to see one another. Noah voiced his excitement to see his younger brother as an Awakened local, whereas Law was just happy to see his sibling in general. The initial joy died down as they both became aware of their setting however, and disappointment was evident in both of their faces and voices. After a couple more exchanged words, Law left to continue patrol, leaving his brother to be processed.

The next time a murder was committed, the graffiti had changed. Instead of the usual assertive phrase, a question was scrawled in its place, almost gnarlier than the messages before it had been. As if the Fate Abider was in a greater rage than he had been before.

"RETURN THE LAW" — new message from the Fate Abider.

This was again brought up to the meeting, and present officers tried to make sense of what was being said. While officers were aware that it was a message intended for officers, they were unable to make sense of it. Theodore Tinker quipped that it might have been in relation to Law Caller himself, who had been forgotten momentarily due to his absence in the meeting. This suggestion was noted down by Divine, although he prioritised other alternatives to its meaning.

Civilian murders have notes about why a cop who was once a local would be against the killings.
Eventually gets a message from Fate Abider to meet
Noah is masked, so he doesn't know who it is. Law refuses to join his cause, and so Noah reaches and backup cops shoot at him. A bullet nicks him and DNA is collected.
DNA test is run, and Noah is found out.
Law calls and tells him to turn himself in. Noah says okay, and asks to meet somewhere before going to MRPD. Law gets kidnapped.
Noah takes him around Los Santos to show him the abuse locals suffer at the hands of civilians. Law witnesses a civilian mock and assault Noah for caring.
Law feels something in himself change as he watches, and doesn't feel much remorse when he watches Noah kill the civilian.
Law is released without harm in front of MRPD, but the atmosphere around him is different. He heads off-duty to mull things over, refusing to speak with colleagues.
Noah sends him a text, telling him to meet so that they can dish out justice. Law stares at it for a while before deciding to text "omw".
Goes back on duty and radios about the text and location. The PD rolls in on his brother. The brothers have a talk before Noah attempts suicide but fails. He is arrested.
Divine offers to process, but Law refuses. After interrogation and before sending Noah off to prison, Law tells Noah "It may be against the law to take it upon your hands as a civilian or local, but it isn't for a cop."
Start of Dark!Law

News about the serial killings of several civilians surfaced during a post-tsunami meeting; a total of six lives were lost within the span of the events prior to the tsunami, with Captain Johnny Divine leading the Major Crimes Division with investigations. According to reports, the corpses each had an ankh - the symbol of life - carved into their flesh. Next to them or above them in blood, a message would gruesomely be written. Based on the modus operandi of the killer, it was decided that he would be named the Fate Abider.

"OUR LIVES ARE NOT YOURS" — graffiti written on a wall above a seated corpse marked with an ankh on their chest.

For several days after that, there were more news during the meetings of more bodies appearing about Los Santos in all kinds of locations, from far out in Paleto, to the very heart of the city, albeit at a lesser rate. It was then that Law was reunited with his brother, Noah Caller, once again in the holding cells of the Mission Row Police Department. The older had been arrested for Assault with a Deadly Weapon, alongside Evading and Resisting Arrest charges. Due to the violent nature of the crime, his DNA was collected by officers and recorded to the database.

During this reunion, the siblings were both surprised to see one another on either side of the bars. Law had no way to know or contact Noah since he had left, nor did Noah to his younger brother. They were both equally stunned, initially happy to see one another. Noah voiced his excitement to see his younger brother as an Awakened local, whereas Law was just happy to see his sibling in general. The initial joy died down as they both became aware of their setting however, and disappointment was evident in both of their faces and voices. After a couple more exchanged words, Law left to continue patrol, leaving his brother to be processed.

The next time a murder was committed, the graffiti had changed. Instead of the usual assertive phrase, a question was scrawled in its place, almost gnarlier than the messages before it had been. As if the Fate Abider was in a greater rage than he had been before.

"RETURN THE LAW" — new message from the Fate Abider.

This was again brought up to the meeting, and present officers tried to make sense of what was being said. While officers were aware that it was a message intended for officers, they were unable to make sense of it. Theodore Tinker quipped that it might have been in relation to Law Caller himself, who had been forgotten momentarily due to his absence in the meeting. This suggestion was noted down by Divine, although he prioritised other alternatives to its meaning.

Civilian murders have notes about why a cop who was once a local would be against the killings.
Eventually gets a message from Fate Abider to meet
Noah is masked, so he doesn't know who it is. Law refuses to join his cause, and so Noah reaches and backup cops shoot at him. A bullet nicks him and DNA is collected.
DNA test is run, and Noah is found out.
Law calls and tells him to turn himself in. Noah says okay, and asks to meet somewhere before going to MRPD. Law gets kidnapped.
Noah takes him around Los Santos to show him the abuse locals suffer at the hands of civilians. Law witnesses a civilian mock and assault Noah for caring.
Law feels something in himself change as he watches, and doesn't feel much remorse when he watches Noah kill the civilian.
Law is released without harm in front of MRPD, but the atmosphere around him is different. He heads off-duty to mull things over, refusing to speak with colleagues.
Noah sends him a text, telling him to meet so that they can dish out justice. Law stares at it for a while before deciding to text "omw".
Goes back on duty and radios about the text and location. The PD rolls in on his brother. The brothers have a talk before Noah attempts suicide but fails. He is arrested.
Divine offers to process, but Law refuses. After interrogation and before sending Noah off to prison, Law tells Noah "It may be against the law to take it upon your hands as a civilian or local, but it isn't for a cop."
Start of Dark!Law

"I'll be honest with you: my parents didn't really have much to say about Noah leaving. Sure, they were mad and all, but well. Not much to say. In fact, there were exactly three lines repeated over and over, word for word, now that I'm thinking about it. God, that's so weird. Anyway - he left in a fit of rage. Is it weird to empathise with him? I can empathise with him." — Law Caller, to Matthew Espinoz

Law's biological older brother. Noah Caller walked out from their home days before Law gained 'consciousness'. (Eventually Noah and Law will meet in Los Santos, where Noah will be a serial killer with a modus operandi associated with civilian murders. Law will be forced to face his brother down, barrel of his gun aimed at the older as Noah smirks and challenge the more civil of them to shoot. This event leaves Law questioning his non-hostile nature to the civilians who show no remorse for locals, and results in him becoming more ruthless against them.)

Matthew Espinoz was Law's main FTO when he was a cadet. Law looks up greatly to his mentor, and is very protective of him, willing to fight anyone who treats Espinoz wrongly from even before he had changed from his pacifistic ways. He takes every one of his FTO's words to heart, and revels in every praise that is given to him by the older, often bragging to others about it later (despite the insignificance of the compliments). When asked (by another officer) if he would be thrilled to be adopted by Espinoz if ever, however, Law was quick to decline, noting that he would rather his mentor stick to being a mentor, even if he wouldn't doubt Espinoz's ability in parenting.

He is Law's second emergency contact.

Affectionately referred to and saved in Law's phone as Cashus. Law's unprecedented yet appropriate partnership with Cassius Kennedy was named by the PD as the second coming of the Draidence duo. When Law was a solo cadet, they would sometimes go out on patrols together despite solo-certification. They bonded over being laidback, traffic stop kinda cops, improving the city one reckless driver at a time, although Law would oftentimes roll up to robbery and knife 911 calls - mainly to secure the area for the safety of locals. Rolling around in a cruiser together naturally allowed them to bond, and before long, they understood their boundaries with one another, resulting in an almost perfect tandem between them in all situations.

Since the corruption of Law's character, his bond with Kennedy began to wane. Law was no longer the beat-cop they both had been together, and Law focused his attention on violent crimes involving both civilians and locals rather than traffic stops. Law stopped rolling with Kennedy, choosing to patrol and investigate cases alone. However, he still trusts Kennedy best of the entire department, making Kennedy his number one emergency contact, still saved as Cashus, despite the nickname no longer being used as often.

Stuck between respecting and hate because although Snow is a respectable officer, Law is aware of the times Snow has shot locals.

Respects that Dark has very strong morals and sticks to them. Respects that Dark views locals to be like other civillians, and that Dark will hold Snow accountable for his actions.

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Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Curabitur volutpat convallis ligula, sed laoreet urna dignissim quis. Vivamus consectetur lorem eu volutpat suscipit. Pellentesque egestas mauris neque, vel feugiat dui laoreet sed. Suspendisse at tortor fermentum, viverra mi in, finibus dolor. Praesent blandit venenatis fringilla. Nam tincidunt dui a lectus commodo malesuada. Aliquam erat volutpat. Fusce sodales dui sed odio tristique imperdiet. Aliquam blandit neque lobortis, ullamcorper odio id, euismod lectus. Praesent erat felis, tristique id turpis quis, dignissim venenatis arcu. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Interdum et malesuada fames ac ante ipsum primis in faucibus.

One of Law's first arrests and petty tormentors. Law met Mel Rickenbacker during a traffic stop as a cadet, which led to a car chase. Since then, they have repeatedly met, with one incidence having Mel kidnap Law to have him dress in one of Reed Dankleaf's strange outfits, before posting it on Twatter captioned "This is the Law LOL". Despite brazen proof of the kidnapping, as well as the (not) subtle name drop, Law chose not to pursue the elderly man's arrest so that the event would never be associated with him. Mel also makes it a point to torment locals when Law is within eye-shot, intentionally riling him up and bringing out the darker side to Law. As so, Mel was one of the first individuals to have discovered the inner potential of Law to be cruel, and was on the path of corrupting him.

Reached a mutual understanding, where they would both turn a blind eye to one anothers actions as long as it fell into their respective purposes. If Regan hurts a civilian that has hurt another, whether they be locals or other civilians, Law arrests Regan only to let him walk free. On the other hand, Regan remains silent whenever Law hurts civilians who have wronged locals.