[b]Naomi Wilde[/b]

[b]Physical Description (if you wish to post one):[/b]
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[*]Black; she doesn't like the term "African-American".
[*]23 years old
[*]5'7"; 34B-26-36; tight, fit body; excellent physical fitness
[*][url=https://i.imgur.com/1BWTMWz.jpg?1]Hair[/url]
[*]Dark brown eyes.
[*]Tattoos (to be described later)
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[b]Personality:[/b]
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[*]Confident; potentially fierce if need be.
[*]Compassionate; fair minded; liberal thinking.
[*]Dedicated to law and order and equality.
[*]Bisexual; not [i]overly[/i] promiscuous, but she does like sex.
[*]Changes to her personality from the Blackout:
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[*]Too early to tell.
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[b]Personal History (pre-Blackout):[/b]
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[*]Graduated from the Police Academy in 2018.
[*]Assigned to a Queens NYPD Precinct (her hometown).
[*]She transferred to Roosevelt Island the day of the Blackout.
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[b]Personal History (post-Blackout):[/b]
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[*][hider=3 April 2022 -- The Day of the Blackout]
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[*]Her first day at the Public Safety Department (PSD) location at 550 Main St on Roosevelt Island. ([url=https://www.google.com/maps/@40.7618947,-73.9497536,3a,75y,107.79h,99.84t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s-5X7cMMJI3g7k7HAvFOV7g!2e0!7i16384!8i8192]Map link[/url]); its historical, pre-European settlement name was Minnehanonck, fyi).
[*]Excited, she reported at 6pm, 6 hours early.
[*]The Desk Sergeant, Helen Davis, told Naomi to go to the "Officers Quiet Room" to take a nap.
[*]At 11:11pm, when the Blackout occurred.
[*]With no power and no working flashlights, Naomi went to the [url=https://www.google.com/maps/@40.7614057,-73.9501333,3a,75y,125.03h,91.26t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1suIIzsSHk9PWA_SMnPBKyAQ!2e0!7i16384!8i8192]Wholesome Cafe & Grocery[/url] a couple of doors down the block (530 Main Street) to get candles; the bodega also had souvenir lanterns.
[*]She met [url=https://i.imgur.com/bNPbdQf.jpg?1]Maria Gonzales[/url] at the bodega.
[*]Later, Naomi was assigned as a "liaison" to Neighborhood Watch Coordinator Frank "Hondo" O'Connor.
[*]Their first major task was to assist those people trapped in the Roosevelt Tram car that was dangling 250 feet in the air, 1,000 feet out over the East River.
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[b]Possessions of interest:[/b]
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[*]9mm Beretta service weapon; quantity of ammunition available to her through the PSD is unknown at this time (3 April 2022) but is presumed to be relatively plentiful.
[*]Collapsible baton, handcuffs, whistle, and other standard police issue gear on her belt.
[*]Currently non-functioning gear would also include her cell phone, police radio, taser, etc.
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