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* BoyfriendBlockingDad: To an extreme degree. He disapproved of the relationship between his daughter Dune and Boomer, so he essentially ran Boomer out of town. He also monitors Dune's phone calls and has her wear a ''tracking bracelet.''
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: The majority of his cronies are, though Tony himself seems to [[SubvertedTrope subvert]] this. He assures Boomer, with whom he has a colorful history (and whom he is currently holding at gunpoint), that the enmity between them is not racial, but strictly personal.
* RightWingMilitiaFanatic: He and his men are mostly-racist, reactionary, heavily-armed isolationists who constantly talk about things like impeaching (and/or assassinating) the President. It's like they were going down a checklist.



* OverprotectiveDad: To an extreme degree. He disapproved of the relationship between his daughter Dune and Boomer, so he essentially ran Boomer out of town. He also monitors Dune's phone calls and has her wear a ''tracking bracelet.''
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: The majority of his cronies are, though Tony himself seems to [[SubvertedTrope subvert]] this. He assures Boomer, with whom he has a colorful history (and whom he is currently holding at gunpoint), that the enmity between them is not racial, but strictly personal.
* RightWingMilitiaFanatic: He and his men are mostly-racist, reactionary, heavily-armed isolationists who constantly talk about things like impeaching (and/or assassinating) the President. It's like they were going down a checklist.

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%%* DaChief

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%%* DaChief* DaChief: He's the hard nosed head of the Miami PD.



* {{Expy}}: A RaceLift version of Captain Dudley Smith from ''Literature/LAConfidential''.



* VisionaryVillain: [[spoiler: Not only plans to take over the Miami underworld and later Los Angeles', but plans to replace policing in America with mercenaries.]]







* AmbiguousSituation: Did he save Nick's life in Chapter 4 because he still thought of him as a friend or to set him up later?



* ButtMonkey: Pulls an epic escape with Nick but is betrayed by Tyson in order to get him off cocaine.
* FunctionalAddict: He's capable of being a cocaine dealer and helping in a jailbreak but is clearly addled at all times by his drunk use.








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->'''Played By:''' David DeSantos

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->'''Played By:''' David DeSantos
[=DeSantos=]


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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Bolts at the first sign of trouble, which may be the only smart thing he ever does.
* SmallNameBigEgo: Acts like a big shot but he's only afloat because his former (much more successful) partner sends him business.

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[[folder:Tyson]]
!!Tyson Latchford
->'''Played By:''' Adam J. Harrington

-> ''"You know, I haven't robbed a place in almost eight days."''

Tyson spent his youth slinging cocaine, but has evolved into an upper middle-class criminal who spends more time with spreadsheets than scales and gram bags. His job is to make sure the drugs get to where they’re supposed to go; after that it’s somebody else’s problem. When he’s not working, Tyson imagines himself taking up golf.

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[[folder:Tyson]]
!!Tyson Latchford
[[folder: Tap]]
!! Tap Milstein
->'''Played By:''' Adam J. Harrington

David DeSantos

-> ''"You know, I haven't robbed a place in almost eight days."''

Tyson spent his youth slinging cocaine, but has evolved into an upper middle-class
her new partner? She do that karate[y] for you yet?"''

A sleazy low level
criminal who spends more time with spreadsheets than scales and gram bags. His job is to make sure the drugs get to where they’re supposed to go; after that it’s somebody else’s problem. When he’s not working, Tyson imagines himself taking up golf.the police attempt to use against Tyson.



* ButtMonkey: Whether it's an ambush, a breaching charge, or a booby trap, Tyson finds himself on the wrong side of a lot of ugly surprises. He usually manages to [[MadeOfIron get up and walk away]], though.
* DeadpanSnarker: Hardly anything comes out of his mouth that isn't dripping with sarcasm or condescension.
* {{Expy}}: Adam John Harrington has all but replicated his role as the snarky Detective Earle from ''VideoGame/LANoire''.
* TokenEvilTeammate: He's really not that bad of a guy, all things considered, but he's completely unrepentant about his criminal activities. It's implied the only reason he [[spoiler: joined up with Nick and Khai's revenge crusade was to be able to resume his operations in Miami, with the fringe benefit of possibly robbing Dawes' operation and getting rich]].
* ToughLove: He sets up his old friend Tap to get arrested-- partially to help break Nick out of jail as an inside man, and partially because he knows going to prison is pretty much Tap's only chance to kick his cocaine addiction.
* UndyingLoyalty: Despite his criminal activities and a non-personal motive for taking down [[spoiler: Dawes]], he fully jumps into danger alongside Nick and Khai on some missions and his loyalty is never questioned by any of the other characters.

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* ButtMonkey: Whether it's an ambush, a breaching charge, or a booby trap, BoxedCrook: Is forced to rat out his friend Tyson finds in order to spare himself on the wrong side of a lot of ugly surprises. He usually manages to [[MadeOfIron get up and walk away]], though.
some jail time.
* DeadpanSnarker: Hardly anything comes out of his mouth that isn't dripping with sarcasm PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: The first thing Tap does is ask whether or condescension.
* {{Expy}}: Adam John Harrington has all but replicated his role as the snarky
not Detective Earle from ''VideoGame/LANoire''.
* TokenEvilTeammate: He's really not that bad of a guy, all things considered, but he's completely unrepentant about his criminal activities. It's implied the only reason he [[spoiler: joined up with
Khai has shown Nick some karate (being as she's Chinese American).
* SmugSnake: Oozes unearned self-confidence
and Khai's revenge crusade was to be able to resume his operations in Miami, with openly mocks the fringe benefit of possibly robbing Dawes' operation police to their faces.
* WhiteGangBangers: Khai describes him
and getting rich]].
* ToughLove: He sets up his old friend Tap to get arrested-- partially to help break Nick out
Tyson as a pair of jail as an inside man, and partially because he knows going to prison is pretty much Tap's only chance to kick his cocaine addiction.
* UndyingLoyalty: Despite his criminal activities and a non-personal motive for taking
white guys who came down [[spoiler: Dawes]], he fully jumps into danger alongside Nick to the Projects and Khai on some missions and his loyalty is never questioned by any of got a taste for the other characters.life.



[[folder:Neltz]]
!!Remy Neltz

A drug dealer who's trying to make his name in the Miami drug trade.

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[[folder:Neltz]]
!!Remy Neltz

A drug dealer who's trying
[[folder:Tyson]]
!!Tyson Latchford
->'''Played By:''' Adam J. Harrington

-> ''"You know, I haven't robbed a place in almost eight days."''

Tyson spent his youth slinging cocaine, but has evolved into an upper middle-class criminal who spends more time with spreadsheets than scales and gram bags. His job is
to make his name in sure the Miami drug trade.
drugs get to where they’re supposed to go; after that it’s somebody else’s problem. When he’s not working, Tyson imagines himself taking up golf.



* BunnyEarsLawyer: Neltz is referred to as this; he dumped harmless food additives with scary-sounding names into a Florida swamp then used political connections to have the land condemned as a toxic hazard so he could use it to run drugs, then used an anime company to launder the proceeds, even going so far as to serve as the voice actor for the company's mascot. On multiple occasions characters take all this as a sign that he's both creatively brilliant and also completely nuts.
* CrazyPrepared: [[spoiler:He did make recordings to him speaking with Stoddard as proof in case he gets arrested.]]

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* BunnyEarsLawyer: Neltz is referred ButtMonkey: Whether it's an ambush, a breaching charge, or a booby trap, Tyson finds himself on the wrong side of a lot of ugly surprises. He usually manages to as this; he dumped harmless food additives [[MadeOfIron get up and walk away]], though.
* DeadpanSnarker: Hardly anything comes out of his mouth that isn't dripping
with scary-sounding names into a Florida swamp then used political connections to have the land condemned as a toxic hazard so he could use it to run drugs, then used an anime company to launder the proceeds, even going so far as to serve sarcasm or condescension.
* {{Expy}}: Adam John Harrington has all but replicated his role
as the voice actor for the company's mascot. On multiple occasions characters take all this as a sign snarky Detective Earle from ''VideoGame/LANoire''.
* TokenEvilTeammate: He's really not
that bad of a guy, all things considered, but he's both creatively brilliant and also completely nuts.
* CrazyPrepared: [[spoiler:He did make recordings to him speaking
unrepentant about his criminal activities. It's implied the only reason he [[spoiler: joined up with Stoddard Nick and Khai's revenge crusade was to be able to resume his operations in Miami, with the fringe benefit of possibly robbing Dawes' operation and getting rich]].
* ToughLove: He sets up his old friend Tap to get arrested-- partially to help break Nick out of jail
as proof in case an inside man, and partially because he gets arrested.]]
knows going to prison is pretty much Tap's only chance to kick his cocaine addiction.
* UndyingLoyalty: Despite his criminal activities and a non-personal motive for taking down [[spoiler: Dawes]], he fully jumps into danger alongside Nick and Khai on some missions and his loyalty is never questioned by any of the other characters.



[[folder:Boomer]]
!!Marcus "Boomer" Boone
->'''Played By:''' Eugene Byrd

After a few tours in Iraq as an intelligence analyst, Boomer came home and started applying the skills he learned from Uncle Sam to the criminal trade, acting as an IP specialist for a variety of nefarious characters. Though he's a gray-hat hacker, Boomer really wants to be one of the good guys and his old friend Khai gives him that chance.

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[[folder:Boomer]]
!!Marcus "Boomer" Boone
->'''Played By:''' Eugene Byrd

After a few tours
[[folder:Neltz]]
!!Remy Neltz

A drug dealer who's trying to make his name
in Iraq as an intelligence analyst, Boomer came home and started applying the skills he learned from Uncle Sam to the criminal trade, acting as an IP specialist for a variety of nefarious characters. Though he's a gray-hat hacker, Boomer really wants to be one of the good guys and his old friend Khai gives him that chance.Miami drug trade.



* ActionSurvivor: Ex-Army, and appears to be moderately competent with a gun, but prefers to avoid fighting if at all possible.
* BlackAndNerdy
* DangerousDeserter: {{Subverted|Trope}}. Boomer ''is'' a deserter (he went AWOL from the Army some years ago) but is actually a pretty nice guy and not really a physical threat to anyone, except under extreme circumstances.
* DistressedDude: The first time Nick meets him, he's locked in the trunk of a car, courtesy of Kang.
* IJustWantToBeBadass: Despite panicking just about every time bullets start flying, Boomer gripes more than once about being [[MissionControl "the guy in the van."]]
* MrFixit: Is able to repair a Vietnam War era warplane to working condition in a rather short period of time. [[AcePilot And fly it out of what is pretty much a warzone in one piece!]]
* TheSmartGuy

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* ActionSurvivor: Ex-Army, and appears BunnyEarsLawyer: Neltz is referred to be moderately competent as this; he dumped harmless food additives with scary-sounding names into a gun, but prefers Florida swamp then used political connections to avoid fighting if at have the land condemned as a toxic hazard so he could use it to run drugs, then used an anime company to launder the proceeds, even going so far as to serve as the voice actor for the company's mascot. On multiple occasions characters take all possible.
* BlackAndNerdy
* DangerousDeserter: {{Subverted|Trope}}. Boomer ''is''
this as a deserter (he went AWOL from the Army some years ago) but is actually a pretty nice guy and not really a physical threat to anyone, except under extreme circumstances.
* DistressedDude: The first time Nick meets him,
sign that he's locked both creatively brilliant and also completely nuts.
* CrazyPrepared: [[spoiler:He did make recordings to him speaking with Stoddard as proof
in the trunk of a car, courtesy of Kang.
* IJustWantToBeBadass: Despite panicking just about every time bullets start flying, Boomer gripes more than once about being [[MissionControl "the guy in the van."]]
* MrFixit: Is able to repair a Vietnam War era warplane to working condition in a rather short period of time. [[AcePilot And fly it out of what is pretty much a warzone in one piece!]]
* TheSmartGuy
case he gets arrested.]]



[[folder:Roark]]
!!Neil Roark
->'''Played By:''' Creator/MarkRolston

-> ''"Enjoy the money while you can. Buy gold. Hell, buy a fuckin' sailboat... because I'm coming after you."''

Once a promising developer of anti-piracy software, Neil Roark took his millions (if not billions) and began to wage war against the loss of American opportunity. In his case, this means he’s holed himself up in a Hollywood mansion where he films rambling webcasts about the importance of privatization.

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[[folder:Roark]]
!!Neil Roark
[[folder:Boomer]]
!!Marcus "Boomer" Boone
->'''Played By:''' Creator/MarkRolston

-> ''"Enjoy
Eugene Byrd

After a few tours in Iraq as an intelligence analyst, Boomer came home and started applying
the money while you can. Buy gold. Hell, buy skills he learned from Uncle Sam to the criminal trade, acting as an IP specialist for a fuckin' sailboat... because I'm coming after you."''

Once a promising developer
variety of anti-piracy software, Neil Roark took nefarious characters. Though he's a gray-hat hacker, Boomer really wants to be one of the good guys and his millions (if not billions) and began to wage war against the loss of American opportunity. In his case, this means he’s holed himself up in a Hollywood mansion where he films rambling webcasts about the importance of privatization.old friend Khai gives him that chance.



* TheDon: One of the few criminals in L.A. high-ranking enough to call a meeting between [[spoiler: Stoddard]] and other local crime bosses.
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler: Yeah, Nick and Khai did 3 million dollars worth of damage to his house, but he's still active (and marrying Kang's wife).]]
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: His response to seeing Nick in his house?
--> "Well, you look Mexican, so I'll assume you're a burglar."
* WrongGenreSavvy: As noted above, he thinks Nick is trying to steal from him, not investigate him or his associates.

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* TheDon: One of ActionSurvivor: Ex-Army, and appears to be moderately competent with a gun, but prefers to avoid fighting if at all possible.
* BlackAndNerdy
* DangerousDeserter: {{Subverted|Trope}}. Boomer ''is'' a deserter (he went AWOL from
the few criminals in L.A. high-ranking enough to call Army some years ago) but is actually a meeting between [[spoiler: Stoddard]] pretty nice guy and other local crime bosses.
not really a physical threat to anyone, except under extreme circumstances.
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler: Yeah, DistressedDude: The first time Nick and Khai did 3 million dollars worth of damage to his house, but meets him, he's still active (and marrying Kang's wife).]]
locked in the trunk of a car, courtesy of Kang.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: His response IJustWantToBeBadass: Despite panicking just about every time bullets start flying, Boomer gripes more than once about being [[MissionControl "the guy in the van."]]
* MrFixit: Is able
to seeing Nick repair a Vietnam War era warplane to working condition in his house?
--> "Well, you look Mexican, so I'll assume you're
a burglar."
* WrongGenreSavvy: As noted above, he thinks Nick
rather short period of time. [[AcePilot And fly it out of what is trying to steal from him, not investigate him or his associates.pretty much a warzone in one piece!]]
* TheSmartGuy



[[folder:Alpert]]
!!Tony Alpert
->'''Played By:''' Creator/FredTatasciore

-> ''"Whoa, hey, look at that... shit just got real."''

A separatist quasi-cult leader who leads a commune of like-minded individuals in the middle of the California desert, Tony Alpert’s stomped out the ideals of his hippie roots and replaced them with hate.

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[[folder:Alpert]]
!!Tony Alpert
[[folder:Roark]]
!!Neil Roark
->'''Played By:''' Creator/FredTatasciore

Creator/MarkRolston

-> ''"Whoa, hey, look at that... shit just got real.''"Enjoy the money while you can. Buy gold. Hell, buy a fuckin' sailboat... because I'm coming after you."''

A separatist quasi-cult leader who leads Once a commune promising developer of like-minded individuals in anti-piracy software, Neil Roark took his millions (if not billions) and began to wage war against the middle loss of American opportunity. In his case, this means he’s holed himself up in a Hollywood mansion where he films rambling webcasts about the California desert, Tony Alpert’s stomped out the ideals importance of his hippie roots and replaced them with hate.privatization.



* BadassBoast: [[spoiler:When he shows up in a ZTZ-99 MBT to confront Nick after the latter commandeers an [=M1A1=] from his arsenal.]]
--> '''Tony:''' So here's the deal. You titwizards are all out of options. Which means I'm gonna kill you, chop off your heads, and piss down your necks!
* SmallTownTyrant: Rules over a commune in the middle of nowhere, and it's mentioned he's amassed a sizable fortune through running drugs.
* OverprotectiveDad: To an extreme degree. He disapproved of the relationship between his daughter Dune and Boomer, so he essentially ran Boomer out of town. He also monitors Dune's phone calls and has her wear a ''tracking bracelet.''
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: The majority of his cronies are, though Tony himself seems to [[SubvertedTrope subvert]] this. He assures Boomer, with whom he has a colorful history (and whom he is currently holding at gunpoint), that the enmity between them is not racial, but strictly personal.
* RightWingMilitiaFanatic: He and his men are mostly-racist, reactionary, heavily-armed isolationists who constantly talk about things like impeaching (and/or assassinating) the President. It's like they were going down a checklist.
* TankGoodness: He hoards old military equipment, up to and including helicopter gunships and tanks[[spoiler:-- one of the latter of which he rides into battle against Nick and Boomer]].

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* BadassBoast: [[spoiler:When he shows up TheDon: One of the few criminals in a ZTZ-99 MBT L.A. high-ranking enough to confront call a meeting between [[spoiler: Stoddard]] and other local crime bosses.
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler: Yeah,
Nick after the latter commandeers an [=M1A1=] from and Khai did 3 million dollars worth of damage to his arsenal.]]
--> '''Tony:''' So here's the deal. You titwizards are all out of options. Which means I'm gonna kill you, chop off your heads, and piss down your necks!
* SmallTownTyrant: Rules over a commune in the middle of nowhere, and it's mentioned
house, but he's amassed a sizable fortune through running drugs.
* OverprotectiveDad: To an extreme degree. He disapproved of the relationship between his daughter Dune and Boomer, so he essentially ran Boomer out of town. He also monitors Dune's phone calls and has her wear a ''tracking bracelet.''
still active (and marrying Kang's wife).]]
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: The majority of his cronies are, though Tony himself seems His response to [[SubvertedTrope subvert]] this. He assures Boomer, with whom he has a colorful history (and whom he is currently holding at gunpoint), that the enmity between them is not racial, but strictly personal.
* RightWingMilitiaFanatic: He and his men are mostly-racist, reactionary, heavily-armed isolationists who constantly talk about things like impeaching (and/or assassinating) the President. It's like they were going down a checklist.
* TankGoodness: He hoards old military equipment, up to and including helicopter gunships and tanks[[spoiler:-- one of the latter of which he rides into battle against
seeing Nick and Boomer]].in his house?
--> "Well, you look Mexican, so I'll assume you're a burglar."
* WrongGenreSavvy: As noted above, he thinks Nick is trying to steal from him, not investigate him or his associates.



[[folder:Dune]]
!!Dune Alpert
->'''Played By:''' Creator/AlexandraDaddario

A young woman raised on a desert commune by gun-loving hippies, Dune is a badass blend of sunshine and survivalist. After she nearly eloped with Boomer a few years back, her father's kept her on a shortened leash.

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[[folder:Dune]]
!!Dune
[[folder:Alpert]]
!!Tony
Alpert
->'''Played By:''' Creator/AlexandraDaddario

Creator/FredTatasciore

-> ''"Whoa, hey, look at that... shit just got real."''

A young woman raised on separatist quasi-cult leader who leads a desert commune by gun-loving hippies, Dune is a badass blend of sunshine like-minded individuals in the middle of the California desert, Tony Alpert’s stomped out the ideals of his hippie roots and survivalist. After she nearly eloped replaced them with Boomer a few years back, her father's kept her on a shortened leash.hate.


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* BadassBoast: [[spoiler:When he shows up in a ZTZ-99 MBT to confront Nick after the latter commandeers an [=M1A1=] from his arsenal.]]
--> '''Tony:''' So here's the deal. You titwizards are all out of options. Which means I'm gonna kill you, chop off your heads, and piss down your necks!
* SmallTownTyrant: Rules over a commune in the middle of nowhere, and it's mentioned he's amassed a sizable fortune through running drugs.
* OverprotectiveDad: To an extreme degree. He disapproved of the relationship between his daughter Dune and Boomer, so he essentially ran Boomer out of town. He also monitors Dune's phone calls and has her wear a ''tracking bracelet.''
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: The majority of his cronies are, though Tony himself seems to [[SubvertedTrope subvert]] this. He assures Boomer, with whom he has a colorful history (and whom he is currently holding at gunpoint), that the enmity between them is not racial, but strictly personal.
* RightWingMilitiaFanatic: He and his men are mostly-racist, reactionary, heavily-armed isolationists who constantly talk about things like impeaching (and/or assassinating) the President. It's like they were going down a checklist.
* TankGoodness: He hoards old military equipment, up to and including helicopter gunships and tanks[[spoiler:-- one of the latter of which he rides into battle against Nick and Boomer]].
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[[folder:Dune]]
!!Dune Alpert
->'''Played By:''' Creator/AlexandraDaddario

A young woman raised on a desert commune by gun-loving hippies, Dune is a badass blend of sunshine and survivalist. After she nearly eloped with Boomer a few years back, her father's kept her on a shortened leash.
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%% Doesn't explain what the reaction is. * Berserk Button: If you're a criminal, ''do not'' try to use a NotSoDifferentRemark on him.

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%% Doesn't explain what the reaction is. * Berserk Button: BerserkButton: If you're a criminal, ''do not'' try to use a NotSoDifferentRemark on him.



%% * The Hero
%% * He Who Fights Monsters: In the second half of the game.

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%% * The Hero
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%% * He Who Fights Monsters: HeWhoFightsMonsters: In the second half of the game.



* DaChief

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