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CRIMINAL FILE
1/29/22
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GREMCORPS INTERNATIONAL
ML NO.
3705
CONFIDENTIAL SPECIMEN BIOLOGICAL REPORT v1.355.2A
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OVERVIEW
SUBSPECIES
Predator
WORTH
$400
HEIGHT (CM/FT)
195 cm / 6 ft 4 in
WEIGHT (KG/LB)
81 kg / 179 lbs
DATE OF CREATION
12/26/2021
DATE OF RELEASE
1/18/2022
DESIGNER
Frenched-Pig (Redesign)
CREATION FACILITY
Rallom Facility 26
ARRESTS
10
CHARGES
7
CONVICTIONS
5
OUTSTANDING WARRANTS
4
OWNER (OPT)
Ian Galkin
CURRENT RESIDENCE
1658 Oceanview St, 82357, BA
CLASS
Pupil
Citizen
Dependant
Dependant-R
THREAT
Passive
Observe
Reclaim
TERMINATE
L THUMB
R THUMB
DOMINANT
RECESSIVE
TRAITS
EARS
Puff, Ribbed
NECK
Scruff
TAIL
Brush
ADDITIONAL
PRED Gene
Director Name, PHD IDK
OVERSEEING OFFICER
SIGNATURE
6/7/2022
DATE
GREMCORPS INTERNATIONAL
ML NO.
3705
CRIMINAL RECORDS v2.759.6B
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RECORD ID#
2
0
2
3
4
6
0
0
ALIAS(ES)
N/A
TRANSFER #
B4-353-4356
IDENTIFYING MARKS
Facial Piercings, Ear Piercings, Dermal Piercing on collarbone
CRIMINAL SPECIALTY
Robbery
KNOWN ASSOCIATES/AFFILIATIONS
#2695, #3704, #3674 (observational purposes), Royal Entertainment Inc.
ARREST & SENTENCING
| DATE | OFFENSE CD | INSTITUTION | CHARGE | SENTENCE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10/10/2010 | PC-215 | Bayot County Jail | Carjacking | Probation |
| 10/10/2010 | PC-211 | Bayot County Jail | Robbery | Probation |
| 10/10/2010 | PC-148 | Bayot County Jail | Resisting Arrest | $1000 Fine |
| 10/10/2010 | PC-148.9 | Bayot County Jail | Providing False ID to an Officer | $1000 Fine |
| 10/10/2010 | PC-240 | Toscabar Prison | Assault | 6 Months |
| 10/10/2010 | PC-242 | Toscabar Prison | Battery | Discharged |
| 10/10/2010 | PC-245(a)(1) | Toscabar Prison | ADW | Discharged |
EMPLOYEE SIGNATURE
1/1/2001
DATE
GREMCORPS INTERNATIONAL
ML NO.
3705
OBSERVATION
Number or Title
OBSERVER
Name
DATE
1/1/2001
KNOWN HISTORY:
#3705, since renamed 'Miami', showed behavioral issues not long after his inital creation-- predominately that to do with impulse control and general disruptiveness. Further evalutation was needed before he was released to his owner(s). Commissioned by a small Bayot company, Playtime Co., Miami was meant to be a mascot for their small arcade restaurant, Cheeseburgers & More.
Following his initial release, Miami was sent back so his design could better fit the arcade's aesthetic.
While guest engagement and feedback was broadly positive, management had difficulty getting Miami to behave in a generally 'professional' manner. Foul language, lewd gestures, and a 'problem with authority' were all cited as regularly occuring problems in follow-up reports sent to Gremcorps, and subsequent disciplinary measures seemed to have little effect on his actions thereafter. Things came to a head when Miami began getting into legal trouble, and Playtime Co. decided to cut ties not long after his third infraction.
With several outstanding warrants, it's advised to keep a close eye on him. #3674 has been dispatched. --#3185
Following his surrender back to Gremcorp, he was purchased by Ian Galkin, CEO of Royal Entertainment Inc. His exact reasoning for it seems relatively dubious (officially under his payroll as a 'music entertainer'), but Miami has since been the suspect in several strings of crime, though charges have a mysterious habit of not sticking. In his general day-to-day, he appears to have very little interaction with Mr. Galkin himself, and predominately deals with #0652 ('Locke'), as well as the other employees at The Grand Golden Hotel & Casino (and several other buildings owned by Royal Entertainment Inc).
#3705, since renamed 'Miami', showed behavioral issues not long after his inital creation-- predominately that to do with impulse control and general disruptiveness. Further evalutation was needed before he was released to his owner(s). Commissioned by a small Bayot company, Playtime Co., Miami was meant to be a mascot for their small arcade restaurant, Cheeseburgers & More.
While guest engagement and feedback was broadly positive, management had difficulty getting Miami to behave in a generally 'professional' manner. Foul language, lewd gestures, and a 'problem with authority' were all cited as regularly occuring problems in follow-up reports sent to Gremcorps, and subsequent disciplinary measures seemed to have little effect on his actions thereafter. Things came to a head when Miami began getting into legal trouble, and Playtime Co. decided to cut ties not long after his third infraction.
Following his surrender back to Gremcorp, he was purchased by Ian Galkin, CEO of Royal Entertainment Inc. His exact reasoning for it seems relatively dubious (officially under his payroll as a 'music entertainer'), but Miami has since been the suspect in several strings of crime, though charges have a mysterious habit of not sticking. In his general day-to-day, he appears to have very little interaction with Mr. Galkin himself, and predominately deals with #0652 ('Locke'), as well as the other employees at The Grand Golden Hotel & Casino (and several other buildings owned by Royal Entertainment Inc).
GREMCORPS INTERNATIONAL
ML NO.
3705
OBSERVATION
Incident Reports
OBSERVER
Name
DATE
1/1/2001
DATE
1/1/2001
NOTES
Suspect was heavily inibriated and forced a man out of his car at knife point. Stated he 'wanted to go on a joyride' because the victim's car was 'cool and expensive'. Otherwise shows little memory of the event.
DATE
1/1/2001
NOTES
Suspect stole a man's wallet after getting into a physical altercation; victim suffered a broken nose and bruising.
DATE
1/1/2001
NOTES
Suspect was intoxicated and behaved aggressively towards officers at the scene, refused to comply with demands and force was used to detain him. Called one officer a 'cock-sucker' and told another he was a 'bitchass motherfucker'.
DATE
1/1/2001
NOTES
Officers responded to a call from a local bar; suspect was trying to gain entry using a fake ID, attempted to convince officers it was real.
DATE
1/1/2001
NOTES
Suspect threw a beer bottle after victim got into a physical altercation with the suspect's associate.
DATE
1/1/2001
NOTES
A man was beaten with a brick by the suspect after starting an arguement in the parking lot of a gas station.
DATE
1/1/2001
NOTES
Suspect held the victim at gun-point following a dispute between the victim and the suspect's associate.
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