Terry Jeffords

==Summary==
Terry Jeffords is the Captain of the New York City Police Department's 99th Precinct, formerly a detective sergeant-then-lieutenant. He is known for his physical fitness, most notably his borderline superhuman strength.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: 
Name: Terrence Vincent "Terry" Jeffords, Office Jeffords, Detective Jeffords, Sergeant Jeffords, Lieutenant Jeffords, Captain Jeffords, the Ebony Falcon
Origin: Brooklyn 99
Gender: Male
Age: 50s
Classification: Human, Police Officer
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Martial Arts (Terry taught a class on self-defense),Brooklyn 99 Season 3 Episode 11, "Hostage Situation" Weapon Proficiency (Terry was the 99th Precinct's champion marksman), Limited Resistance to Sleep Manipulation and Poison Manipulation (His body is so physically massive that the doctors didn't have enough anesthesia on hand to put him to sleep and said that "he'd need a much larger dose"Brooklyn 99 Season 2 Episode 2, "Chocolate Milk")
Attack Potency: Street level (Terry threatened to crush Jake's head in one hand,Brooklyn 99 Season 1 Episode 5, "The Vulture" crushed a Magic 8-Ball in one hand,Brooklyn 99 Season 1 Episode 9, "Sal's Pizza" threatened to break off Jake's finger and crushed his phone in one hand,Brooklyn 99 Season 1 Episode 16, "The Party" he offered to crush a big box into a little ball with his bare hands and ripped the arms off a wooden chair,Brooklyn 99 Season 2 Episode 15, "Windbreaker City" popped a puffy vest by flexing,Brooklyn 99 Season 2 Episode 21, "Det. Dave Majors" closed the door to Captain Holt's office so hard the room fell apart, causing structural damage,Brooklyn 99 Season 3 Episode 12, "9 Days" he is said to be able to crush metal in his bare hands, ripped a book in half, crushed his computer mouse,Brooklyn 99 Season 5 Episode 20, "Show Me Going" threatened to rip Jake's arms off and use them to beat him to death,Brooklyn 99 Season 6 Episode 16, "Cinco de Mayo" folded a quarter in half with one hand,Brooklyn 99 Season 7 Episode 7, "Ding Dong" shattered a window by shutting it gentlyBrooklyn 99 Season 7 Episode 9, "Dillman")
Speed: Athletic Human
Lifting Strength: Peak Human, possibly Superhuman (Terry lifted Scully and turned him upside down,Brooklyn 99 Season 1 Episode 10, "Thanksgiving" restrained three criminals simultaneously, lifted the back of a 1999 Honda Civic LX (EJ6),Brooklyn 99 Season 1 Episode 20, "Fancy Brudgom" threw an EKG machine at a doctor,Brooklyn 99 Season 2 Episode 2, "Chocolate Milk" threatened to rip Jake's head off, Gina said he can throw her up in the air like a pizza,Brooklyn 99 Season 2 Episode 4, "Halloween II" he uses a fitness orb to strengthen his core,Brooklyn 99 Season 2 Episode 7, "Lockdown" easily broke a window when he was out of shape,Brooklyn 99 Season 2 Episode 8, "USPIS" he asks five men to spot him when he is doing his squats,Brooklyn 99 Season 2 Episode 9, "The Road Trip" he stated that picking up Jake is like holding a couple of grapesBrooklyn 99 Season 2 Episode 13, "Payback" with Jake weighing approximately 134 pounds [61KG], he easily opened a window with which Jake struggled,Brooklyn 99 Season 2 Episode 20, "AC/DC" lifted a filing cabinet,Brooklyn 99 Season 2 Episode 23, "Johnny and Dora" Jake said he can pick people up and throw them out the window,Brooklyn 99 Season 3 Episode 4, "The Oolong Slayer" threw Keith Pembroke in a dumpster,Brooklyn 99 Season 3 Episode 10, "Yippie Kayak" restrained two police officers simultaneously,Brooklyn 99 Season 3 Episode 15, "The 9-8" he is said to be able to lift a city bus and stopped a man from closing a door,Brooklyn 99 Season 3 Episode 19, "Terry Kitties" carried a sword that Jake could not hold up,Brooklyn 99 Season 4 Episode 8, "Skyfire Cycle" lifted a data server,Brooklyn 99 Season 5 Episode 4, "HalloVeen" can do push-ups with Jake on his backBrooklyn 99 Season 6 Episode 5, "A Tale of Two Bandits")
Striking Strength: Street level (Terry chest bumped Jake to the floor and temporarily disabled Jake's arms by punching them,Brooklyn 99 Season 1 Episode 14, "The Ebony Falcon" kicked open a locked door,Brooklyn 99 Season 4 Episode 11, "The Fugitive Pt. 1" Jake said Charles would die boxing with Terry, and he punched Charles off his feet)
Durability: Street level (Jake said he would hurt himself by punching himBrooklyn 99 Season 2 Episode 14, "The Defense Rests")
Stamina: Peak Human (Stated he would do 10,000 sit-ups if he was in a slump,Brooklyn 99 Season 1 Episode 3, "The Slump" he can do 25 minutes of sleep chin-ups on muscle memory alone and he said three hours is a quick workout for him,Brooklyn 99 Season 1 Episode 7, "48 Hours" once conducted a six-day stakeout,Brooklyn 99 Season 2 Episode 11, "Stakeout" Gina said there was no way Jake could keep up with Terry for an hour of exercise, has a resting heart rate of six beats per minute and his blood pressure always clocks in at 130/80, on leg day, he does legs for an hour and blasts the glutes for two hours,Brooklyn 99 Season 5 Episode 6, "The Venue" stated 1,000 push-ups is not a lot to him and offered to do 100,000 push-ups; he was not even sweating after he did 6,204 and said it was too easy)
Range: Standard Melee Range, higher with firearms
Standard Equipment: SIG Sauer P226,Brooklyn 99 Season 1 Episode 13, "The Bet" Glock 19, Remington Model 870Brooklyn 99 Season 1 Episode 19, "Tactical Village"
Intelligence: Gifted (Terry graduated magna cum laudeBrooklyn 99 Season 3 Episode 9, "The Swedes" from Syracuse University, he has been frequently referred to as a great cop and Amy considers him to be on her level,Brooklyn 99 Season 2 Episode 18, "Captain Peralta" he holds the arrest record in the 99th Precinct,Brooklyn 99 Season 4 Episode 15, "Last Ride" Captain Holt said he is a good leaderBrooklyn 99 Season 1 Episode 18, "The Apartment" and that he always knows how to keep the precinct running smoothly;Brooklyn 99 Season 2 Episode 16, "The Wednesday Incident" he trusts him completely,Brooklyn 99 Season 6 Episode 1, "Honeymoon" he can play the fluteBrooklyn 99 Season 7 Episode 10, "Admiral Peralta" and he speaks some Japanese after studying abroad)
Standard Tactics:
Weaknesses: Terry needs to eat 10,000 calories a day to maintain muscle mass; he needs nutrients or his body starts to digest itself, needs larger than normal doses of anesthesia because his body is so large and physically massive.
Notable Attacks/Techniques:
==Notable Matchups==
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