I was born on Trenton to a middle class family, things was easy y’know? Family was able to afford to send us to a school on Manhattan, vacations to Cali’. Until the Rheinland war, at least – lost a few brothers to that, nothin’ was ever quite the same. Still, with ALG out of the picture, business was good, worked a while as a shuttle driver before I joined the family business. Then ALG moved back in, things wasn’t so good after that. People started hurtin’, and some rough guys from Texas started pushing for “protection”. Didn’t help us none against the Rheinlanders, anyway. At least they was just doin’ their jobs. With the family business gone, I think it’s time to help out, clean this place up.

I’ve seen the rougher side of New York, I know what these guys can do. People need to feel safe – and some navy hotshot breathin’ down their neck ain’t safe.

Sunbucks? Are you kiddin’ me? That stuff tastes like what we used to haul away from the Synth industrial plants. You want a REAL cup’a coffee? Go down to Galatz’ on Syracuse.

Born and raised on Planet Kyushu, had followed her parents line of work into the Kusari State Police. Working her way from a junior officer to a member of the Special Assault Team, she had become a decorated officer. Following the turmoil of the Kusari Civil War, like many others, the Tendo family had escaped the civil war and gone to Liberty. In search of new work she had done various security jobs but ultimately found herself unfulfilled compared to her previous occupation. Following moving to Liberty and seeking employment, had joined the Liberty Marshals. Following personal time for family obligations and finding Marshals defunct, searched for new employment.

Previous employer defunct after having to take leave to handle family obligations, and looking to employ my skills in a police force.

Hailing from Syracuse Station, Logan was brought in by the Starfliers as a backup system mapper. After a few weeks, it was clear that their operations didn't quite exactly fit with what Logan wanted to do. Being sent off to faraway worlds defenceless didn't seem like the best of ideas to him. His mind was focused on the familiarity of where he came from - Liberty. So naturally, Logan wanted to break away from the pacifist group and sign up for a cause that can make a difference - Liberty Police.

To serve and protect his home House. Logan only knows how to fly a defenceless light fighter, so he would like to develop his flight skills and use that to help the citizens of Liberty.

Liberty Vice was formed some time ago under the Liberty Police Incorporated to uphold the company's virtuous purpose - to make revenues and profits of the corporation and officers alike soar. Over it's virtuous existence it has attracted stellar officers extremely well vested in using Liberty laws and other means in order to achieve said goals, and leave no stone unturned that would further the Liberty Police Incorporated profitability.

Our officers have been impressed by the income brought in, but we believe we can be of greater help to the Corporation and ourselves if we join from the inside and become part of something greater, rather than being in it for ourselves. All our officers agreed they'd be delighted to join provided our squadron can uphold it's profit seeking modus operandi and at least some level of autonomy within the Liberty Police, Inc.

We live on Sunbucks and are extra eager in securing steady, unpaid, Government subsidised workforce for their production facilities so even more people can enjoy the delicious taste.
Jeremy Vilde, Michael Levy and John Natas are offering their service.

Fresh out of West Point at age 22, I served in the navy for over twenty years, mostly under the command and mentorship of former deputy director of the Marshals Service, retired Rear Admiral Edmund Mallory (now, ain't that a mouthful). I was promoted to the rank of commander and granted commission of the LNS Confidence, but soon thereafter followed Mallory in transferring to the nascent Marshals Service, where I served dutifully under former director Isla Nazumaki at the rank of Liberty Marshal until its disbandment earlier this month.

While at first skeptical of transferring from the navy to law enforcement, I found myself quite liking my time at the Marshals Service. Good people, good work, good cause. I have been offered to reprise my rank and command in the 2nd Fleet, but I would rather transfer to LPI, especially now that my previous boss is running the primary branch. I feel like i can get more done here than in the navy.