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* StunGun: Reeves arms District 13 with state of the art taser weapons. The main advantage is that you can nonlethally ShootTheHostage then ShootTheHostageTaker, followed by their greater range and faster rate of fire than conventional tasers. They guns are still capable of firing lethal rounds if necessary.
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* StunGun: StaticStunGun: Reeves arms District 13 with state of the art taser weapons. The main advantage is that you can nonlethally ShootTheHostage then ShootTheHostageTaker, followed by their greater range and faster rate of fire than conventional tasers. They guns are still capable of firing lethal rounds if necessary.
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* RealityEnsues:
** As shown in "Risky Business" it turns out that no, a billionaire cannot just spend all his time ignoring his own company and spending ludicrous amounts of money on tech for a police department without any returns and just expect their company to sit by and run business as usual without opposition.
** The end of "Pandora's Box" shows that helping a known criminal could not only get you in trouble with any employers, but the police can also arrest and charge you for aiding and abetting.
** As shown in "Risky Business" it turns out that no, a billionaire cannot just spend all his time ignoring his own company and spending ludicrous amounts of money on tech for a police department without any returns and just expect their company to sit by and run business as usual without opposition.
** The end of "Pandora's Box" shows that helping a known criminal could not only get you in trouble with any employers, but the police can also arrest and charge you for aiding and abetting.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome:
** As shown in "Risky Business" it turns out that no, a billionaire cannot just spend all his time ignoring his own company and spending ludicrous amounts of money on tech for a police department without any returns and just expect their company to sit by and run business as usual without opposition.
** The end of "Pandora's Box" shows that helping a known criminal could not only get you in trouble with any employers, but the police can also arrest and charge you for aiding and abetting.
** As shown in "Risky Business" it turns out that no, a billionaire cannot just spend all his time ignoring his own company and spending ludicrous amounts of money on tech for a police department without any returns and just expect their company to sit by and run business as usual without opposition.
** The end of "Pandora's Box" shows that helping a known criminal could not only get you in trouble with any employers, but the police can also arrest and charge you for aiding and abetting.
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Not to be confused with the video game ''[[VideoGame/AllPointsBulletin APB: All Points Bulletin]]''.
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Not to be confused with the video game games ''[[VideoGame/AllPointsBulletin APB: All Points Bulletin]]''.
Bulletin]]'' or the [[VideoGame/APB1987 arcade game of the same name]].
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* {{Expy}}: Gideon Reeves is one for [[ComicBook/IronMan Tony Stark]], although he obviously doesn't personally fight crime. He's a billionaire tech genius and war profiteer who decides to use his wealth for heroism after a tragic experience. The first episode even opens like [[Film/IronMan1 the first Iron Man film]], with Gideon showing off his weapons to investors in the desert.
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Officer O'Hara
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* OfficerOHara: Averted. The hero's sidekick is Officer (later Detective) Murphy, but she is Latina, and her surname comes from her ex-husband, the mean old DA who wants to shut the program down.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Most [[BStory B-stories]] concerns Goss and Brandt dealing with typical policing situations, such as car theft and suicides.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Most [[BStory [[TwoLinesNoWaiting B-stories]] concerns Goss and Brandt dealing with typical policing situations, such as car theft and suicides.
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* UsefuNotes/{{Chicago}}: The city this show takes place in.
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* RealityEnsues: RealityEnsues:
** As shown in "Risky Business" it turns out that no, a billionaire cannot just spend all his time ignoring his own company and spending ludicrous amounts of money on tech for a police department without any returns and just expect their company to sit by and run business as usual without opposition.
** As shown in "Risky Business" it turns out that no, a billionaire cannot just spend all his time ignoring his own company and spending ludicrous amounts of money on tech for a police department without any returns and just expect their company to sit by and run business as usual without opposition.
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* CliffhangerEnding: Reeves and Murphy succeed in taking down the cyberterrorist, but not before he sets up a gun turret that assassinates the mayor - in the middle of a speech denouncing Reeves' control of District 13. And the attack could have been prevented had the mayor taken a moment to listen to what Gideon was trying to say when he called to warn him.
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* CliffhangerEnding: {{Cliffhanger}}: In the first season finale, Reeves and Murphy succeed in taking down the cyberterrorist, but not before he sets up a gun turret that assassinates the mayor - in the middle of a speech denouncing Reeves' control of District 13. And the attack could have been prevented had the mayor taken a moment to listen to what Gideon was trying to say when he called to warn him. And since the show was cancelled, we'll never know what happened next.
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* CliffhangerEnding: Reeves and Murphy succeed in taking down the cyberterrorist, but not before he sets up a gun turret that assassinates the mayor - in the middle of a speech denouncing Reeves' control of District 13. And the attack could have been prevented had the mayor taken a moment to listen to what Gideon was trying to say when he called to warn him.
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* XMeetsY: [[ComicBook/IronMan Tony Stark]] fixes up the precinct from ''Franchise/RoboCop''.
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** The end of "Pandora's Box" shows that helping a known criminal could not only get you in trouble with any employers, but the police can also arrest and charge you for aiding and abetting.
