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The Chief of Police; Brian Irons, purposely made it extremely difficult for survivors to cope, scattering ammunition caches all around the precinct days before the outbreak. The outbreak led to Irons becoming mentally unstable and he began hunting down surviving R.P.D. officers for sport, killing "[[Ed]]" on the 26th and attempting to make sure nobody left the city alive. |
The Chief of Police; Brian Irons, purposely made it extremely difficult for survivors to cope, scattering ammunition caches all around the precinct days before the outbreak. The outbreak led to Irons becoming mentally unstable and he began hunting down surviving R.P.D. officers for sport, killing "[[Ed]]" on the 26th and attempting to make sure nobody left the city alive. |
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| − | By the 27th, there were only eight surviving officers left in the station, along with three prisoners and three refugees of the disaster. All the others were either killed/infected by zombies or murdered by Chief Irons. In the afternoon, the R.P.D.'s west barricade was broken through and zombies flooded the station. The party of surviving police officers, led by [[David Ford]] began an operation together to rescue other survivors, barricade the zombies and escape from the precinct unharmed. |
+ | By the 27th, there were only eight surviving officers left in the station, along with three prisoners and three refugees of the disaster. All the others were either killed/infected by zombies or murdered by Chief Irons. In the afternoon, the R.P.D.'s west barricade was broken through and zombies flooded the station. The party of surviving police officers, led by [[David Ford]] began an [[Operation Report (RE2)|operation]] together to rescue other survivors, barricade the zombies and escape from the precinct unharmed. |
| − | At evening, the refugees collected special gems which opened a statue. One of the police officers; Rita, left through the tunnels under the statue to escape and get help. However, by the time she returned with a van driven by fellow police officer "Harry", three of the officers were already dead. The only people to get on the van were the refugees (Officer Marvin and Chief Irons stayed behind). |
+ | At evening, the refugees collected special gems which opened a statue. One of the police officers; Rita, left through the tunnels under the statue to escape and get help. However, by the time she returned with a van driven by fellow police officer "Harry", three of the officers were already dead. The only people to get on the van were the refugees (Officer Marvin Branagh and Chief Irons stayed behind). |
| − | In the early hours of the 28th, Officer Ford finally succumbed and committed suicide. Three more officers were killed by a zombie attack. [[Elliot Edward]] took over and attempted to lead the remaining three officers into the sewers to escape, where it is assumed that all eventually died or became infected. Later on the same day, ex-[[S.T.A.R.S.]] officer Jill Valentine explored parts of the department whilst on the run from the [[Nemesis]]. There she saw Marvin, who was still alive, but unconscious. |
+ | In the early hours of the 28th, Officer Ford finally succumbed and committed suicide. Three more officers were killed by a zombie attack. [[Elliot Edward]] took over and [[Operation Report 2|attempted to lead]] the remaining three officers into the sewers to escape, where it is assumed that all eventually died or became infected. Later on the same day, ex-[[S.T.A.R.S.]] officer Jill Valentine explored parts of the department whilst on the run from the [[Nemesis]]. There she saw Marvin, who was still alive, but unconscious. |
| − | On the 29th, more survivors |
+ | On the 29th, more survivors found their way into the precinct for differing reasons - [[Claire Redfield]], sister of S.T.A.R.S. officer Chris Redfield; [[Leon S. Kennedy]], a new rookie R.P.D. recruit on his first day; [[Sherry Birkin]], daughter of Umbrella scientist [[William Birkin]] who was sent to the station for her safety by her mother [[Annette Birkin|Annette]], and lastly [[Ada Wong]], a spy secretly working for [[Albert Wesker]]). |
| − | Irons |
+ | Irons fled to the precinct rooftop where he attempted to board a police helicopter out of the city. The rescue attempt went wrong however when Irons was ambushed by zombies and accidentally hit the pilot with stray machine gun fire, sending the helicopter crashing into the building. Later, an Umbrella helicopter dropped a capsule containing the T-103 Tyrant, known as [[Mr X|Mr. X]] to stalk the survivors in the R.P.D. for the G-Virus. |
| + | Claire found her way into the Chief's office where she saw Irons with the freshly-killed corpse of the [[Michael Warren|Mayor's]] daughter, up until this point a survivor. The infected, mutated [[William Birkin]] later found his way into the R.P.D. and killed Irons. Claire found Sherry in the building and they attempted to leave the precinct via a secret passage behind Irons' bookshelf. |
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| − | Claire finds Sherry and they attempt to leave the precinct via a secret passage behind Irons' bookshelf. Irons himself is killed either by the mutated William Birkin or by a G-embryo impregnated in Irons' body by Birkin. |
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| − | Meanwhile, Leon |
+ | Meanwhile, Leon found a dying Marvin, who gave Leon a keycard to unlock the rest of the station's doors. Marvin later succumbed to the T-Virus and became a zombie. Leon later met Ada for the first time in the car park, where they moved the Police van out of the way (it was previously in the ramp) and discovered the only surviving prisoner, Ben Bertolucci. Ben divulged information about a passage into the sewers inside the kennels, but was later attacked by the mutated Birkin and impregnated with a G-embryo. Leon and Ada rushed to his aid and Ben handed over damning evidence of Chief Irons' corruption before dying in agonizing pain from the parasite in his body. |
| − | Both groups |
+ | Both groups left the R.P.D. in the early hours via secret passages into the sewers. |
The next day, September 30th, the precinct's basement was yet again filled with Raccoon refugees (whether helped by each other, the army, the UBCS or other police is uncertain). Their occupation lasted until the morning of October 1st, when Raccoon City was blown up in a missile strike, destroying all life there. |
The next day, September 30th, the precinct's basement was yet again filled with Raccoon refugees (whether helped by each other, the army, the UBCS or other police is uncertain). Their occupation lasted until the morning of October 1st, when Raccoon City was blown up in a missile strike, destroying all life there. |
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Revision as of 13:07, 27 July 2008
During the early hours of the Raccoon City Outbreak, The R.P.D. was attacked by rampaging zombies. Most of the occupants died at the R.P.D., while some attempted to leave and survive in other parts of the city. + The Raccoon City Police used to be the foremost protectors of Raccoon City's citizens. The Police Station, which gave onlookers a strong sense of history, constantly had officers heading out to any part of the city that needed assistance. During the virus incident, many officers on the night shift responded to the crisis, but they all died needlessly at the hands of the corrupt police chief Brian Irons, who works secretly for Umbrella. The final moments of these officers can be pieced together with the various notes left throughout the Station. It had a Helicopter on the roof, launched to evacuate but was destroyed when a stray bullet from a dead officer's gun shot the pilot, execution style. This killed the pilot instantly and the helicopter crashed, destroying part of the R.P.D.. +
History
The building later known as the Raccoon Police Department was originally an art museum.
The R.P.D. during the T-virus outbreak
Earlier in the Outbreak, the R.P.D. was used as a refugee camp and fortress for the Raccoon City citizens seeking rescue. Most refugees stayed in the basement for safety, including reporter Ben Bertolucci who locked himself in a prison cell blocked by a police truck. However, as ammunition levels went down, along with the number of survivors, some refugees left the R.P.D. due to its constant attacks.
The Chief of Police; Brian Irons, purposely made it extremely difficult for survivors to cope, scattering ammunition caches all around the precinct days before the outbreak. The outbreak led to Irons becoming mentally unstable and he began hunting down surviving R.P.D. officers for sport, killing "Ed" on the 26th and attempting to make sure nobody left the city alive.
By the 27th, there were only eight surviving officers left in the station, along with three prisoners and three refugees of the disaster. All the others were either killed/infected by zombies or murdered by Chief Irons. In the afternoon, the R.P.D.'s west barricade was broken through and zombies flooded the station. The party of surviving police officers, led by David Ford began an operation together to rescue other survivors, barricade the zombies and escape from the precinct unharmed.
At evening, the refugees collected special gems which opened a statue. One of the police officers; Rita, left through the tunnels under the statue to escape and get help. However, by the time she returned with a van driven by fellow police officer "Harry", three of the officers were already dead. The only people to get on the van were the refugees (Officer Marvin Branagh and Chief Irons stayed behind).
In the early hours of the 28th, Officer Ford finally succumbed and committed suicide. Three more officers were killed by a zombie attack. Elliot Edward took over and attempted to lead the remaining three officers into the sewers to escape, where it is assumed that all eventually died or became infected. Later on the same day, ex-S.T.A.R.S. officer Jill Valentine explored parts of the department whilst on the run from the Nemesis. There she saw Marvin, who was still alive, but unconscious.
On the 29th, more survivors found their way into the precinct for differing reasons - Claire Redfield, sister of S.T.A.R.S. officer Chris Redfield; Leon S. Kennedy, a new rookie R.P.D. recruit on his first day; Sherry Birkin, daughter of Umbrella scientist William Birkin who was sent to the station for her safety by her mother Annette, and lastly Ada Wong, a spy secretly working for Albert Wesker).
Irons fled to the precinct rooftop where he attempted to board a police helicopter out of the city. The rescue attempt went wrong however when Irons was ambushed by zombies and accidentally hit the pilot with stray machine gun fire, sending the helicopter crashing into the building. Later, an Umbrella helicopter dropped a capsule containing the T-103 Tyrant, known as Mr. X to stalk the survivors in the R.P.D. for the G-Virus.
Claire found her way into the Chief's office where she saw Irons with the freshly-killed corpse of the Mayor's daughter, up until this point a survivor. The infected, mutated William Birkin later found his way into the R.P.D. and killed Irons. Claire found Sherry in the building and they attempted to leave the precinct via a secret passage behind Irons' bookshelf.
Meanwhile, Leon found a dying Marvin, who gave Leon a keycard to unlock the rest of the station's doors. Marvin later succumbed to the T-Virus and became a zombie. Leon later met Ada for the first time in the car park, where they moved the Police van out of the way (it was previously in the ramp) and discovered the only surviving prisoner, Ben Bertolucci. Ben divulged information about a passage into the sewers inside the kennels, but was later attacked by the mutated Birkin and impregnated with a G-embryo. Leon and Ada rushed to his aid and Ben handed over damning evidence of Chief Irons' corruption before dying in agonizing pain from the parasite in his body.
Both groups left the R.P.D. in the early hours via secret passages into the sewers.
The next day, September 30th, the precinct's basement was yet again filled with Raccoon refugees (whether helped by each other, the army, the UBCS or other police is uncertain). Their occupation lasted until the morning of October 1st, when Raccoon City was blown up in a missile strike, destroying all life there.
Resident Evil: Apocalypse
The RPD is seen as stretched to the limit when dealing with the outbreak, some are even shown trying to restrain infected. The RPD made one attempt to contain the zombies with help from the S.T.A.R.S. but they are over run and subsequently all remaining RPD officers and most S.T.A.R.S. are killed.
Police Officers
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- Aiken, Richard
- Andy
- Arthur
- Branagh, Marvin
- Burton, Barry
- Carlsen, Neil
- Chambers, Rebecca
- Dewey, Edward
- Dooley, Kevin
- Dorian
- Douglas, Raymond
- Ed
- Edward, Elliot
- Elliott
- Elran
- Eric
- Ford, David
- Fred
- Frost, Joseph
- Jean
- Hamilton, Tyler
- Irons, Brian
- Kennedy, Leon Scott
- Lambert, R.
- Marini, Enrico
- Meyer
- Redfield, Christopher
- Rita
- Scott, George
- Speyer, Forest
- Sullivan, Kenneth J.
- Tony
- Valentine, Jillian
- Vickers, Bradley
- Wesker, Albert
- Ryman, Kevin
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- Vehicle Specialist
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- Chief of Police
- Select Police Force Officer
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- Pointman, Field Scout
- Dog Handler/Trainer
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- Sept 24, 1998
- July 24, 1998
- Sept 27, 1998
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- Sept 29, 1998
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- Sept 24, 1998
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- Deceased
- Deceased
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- Alive
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- Deceased
- Deceased
- Alive
- Sept 28, 1998
- Alive