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| + | Despite [[Flores (LAPD)|Flores]]' failure, he remained in charge of the LAPD strike team on [[PRIDE]]'s payroll. Flores notably helped [[Catherine Wilder]] to frame [[Darius Davis]] for the [[Assassination of Destiny Gonzalez]]. He arranged for her to meet Davis at the [[Gordon Hotel]] so that she could [[Assassination of Darius Davis|murder]] him. Once the crime was perpetrated, Flores and his men arrived to give the impression of an investigation. Flores prevented Davis' wife [[Tamar]] to access the crime scene<ref>''[[Double Zeros|Runaways: 2.03: Double Zeros]]''</ref> and later had the video security files of the hotel erased.<ref>''[[Past Life (Runaways)|Runaways: 2.08: Past Life]]''</ref> |
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| + | The LAPD was called on the [[PRIDE Construction Site]] when [[Topher]] violently assaulted a worker to get some [[Gibborim Rock]]s.<ref>''[[Rock Bottom|Runaways: 2.05: Rock Bottom]]''</ref> PRIDE was later alerted of the event by the LAPD. The LAPD was later once again instructed to come to the PRIDE construction site in the aftermath of the [[Battle at the PRIDE Construction Site|battle]] which had happened between PRIDE, the [[Runaways]] and [[Jonah]], and Flores and [[AWOL]] found [[Jonah (Doctor)|Jonah]]'s corpse.<ref>''[[Last Rites|Runaways: 2.07: Last Rites]]''</ref> |
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Revision as of 19:08, 21 March 2019
- "And if I were you guys, I'd put those weapons down. LAPD has a little thing about black folks waving guns around."
- ―Alex Wilder to Geoffrey Wilder and Catherine Wilder[src]
The Los Angeles Police Department, often shortened LAPD, is the primary organization responsible for law enforcement and investigation in the city of Los Angeles, and it is the third largest municipal police force in the United States of America.
History
The Lady in the Lake
- "Two years ago, the lady of the lake killer dropped two dead women in Echo Park Lake. Led a task force with manhunts, press conferences, and everything."
- ―Andrew Henry[src]
To be added
Ambush on Skye and Grant Ward
- "You two, show me your hands! Now! Get 'em up!"
- ―LAPD Officer to Skye and Grant Ward[src]
To be added
Assassination of Amy Minoru
- "That detective is the man my parents called when Amy died. He came to the house. He said he'd handle it."
- ―Nico Minoru to Alex Wilder[src]
Detective Flores was called by Tina Minoru upon discovering the body of her daughter Amy, who had actually been murdered by Jonah. Flores went to the Minoru Mansion and met with Tina, declaring that he would handle the case and eventually concluding that Amy had committed suicide.[1]
South Ridge Penitentiary Riot
To be added
Working with S.H.I.E.L.D.
- "The situation is that there is an escaped fugitive on the loose, and S.H.I.E.L.D. is assisting LAPD with the hunt."
- ―Jeffrey Mace[src]
To be added
Destiny Gonzalez
- "If you know anything about Destiny Gonzalez, you are being urged to contact Detective Flores with the West Los Angeles Division."
- ―News Reporter[src]
LAPD investigated on the case of the Assassination of Destiny Gonzalez, whose body had been found washed out on a beach in Los Angeles, as she had actually been murdered by Victor Stein to cover up her failed sacrifice. Detective Flores was put in charge of the investigation and issued a statement in which the LAPD called for any witness to provide information.[2] Eventually, as he was pressured by PRIDE, Flores officially declared that the Runaways were suspected to be involved in the death of the young girl and that they were wanted for interrogation.[3]
Kidnapping of Alex Wilder
- "Flores, I need three guys in an unmarked car, now."
- ―Geoffrey Wilder to Flores[src]
When Alex Wilder was kidnapped by Darius Davis, Detective Flores agreed to send three LAPD officers to help Geoffrey Wilder get his son back. During the ensuing confrontation against the Crips, one officer was killed.[4]
Looking for the Runaways
Wrong Detainees
- "I'm sorry. I don't know what to say. My men assured me..."
"Maybe you need more than just men handling your shit."
"Don't call till you actually have them." - ―Flores, Catherine Wilder and Geoffrey Wilder[src]
When the Runaways attempted to flee from PRIDE, the LAPD was called by Geoffrey Wilder, who instructed Detective Flores to do everything to find the teenagers.[5] Flores set up a search across the whole city of Los Angeles, and was later informed by his men that they had found a group of teenagers matching the Runaways' description. Flores called PRIDE and had them come to the Los Angeles Police Station so they could pick up their children. However, Flores was blamed for his men had arrested the wrong teenagers, and the LAPD was heavily criticized by Geoffrey and Catherine Wilder for this blunder.[6]
Corrupt Strike Team
Despite Flores' failure, he remained in charge of the LAPD strike team on PRIDE's payroll. Flores notably helped Catherine Wilder to frame Darius Davis for the Assassination of Destiny Gonzalez. He arranged for her to meet Davis at the Gordon Hotel so that she could murder him. Once the crime was perpetrated, Flores and his men arrived to give the impression of an investigation. Flores prevented Davis' wife Tamar to access the crime scene[7] and later had the video security files of the hotel erased.[8]
The LAPD was called on the PRIDE Construction Site when Topher violently assaulted a worker to get some Gibborim Rocks.[9] PRIDE was later alerted of the event by the LAPD. The LAPD was later once again instructed to come to the PRIDE construction site in the aftermath of the battle which had happened between PRIDE, the Runaways and Jonah, and Flores and AWOL found Jonah's corpse.[10]
Arrest of the Wilders
To be added
Members
| Name | Position | Badge number | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Andrew Henry | Detective | Deceased | |
| Flores | Detective | Deceased | |
| Hanover | Desk Sergeant | Active | |
| Anthony Wall | Officer | Inactive | |
| Caprarelli | Officer | Active | |
| Mitch | Officer | Active | |
| Vic | Officer | Inactive | |
| Jay | Officer | Inactive |
Appearances
| Appearances for Los Angeles Police Department |
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In chronological order:
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