Agent Dunfore

Agent Dunfore is a one-time hero from the Netflix original series, Paradise P.D., only appearing in the episode "The Father, The Son, and the Holy Post-It Note". He is an acclaimed FBI agent, who is on the verge of retirement.
==Biography==
In "The Father, The Son, and the Holy Post-It Note", Agent Clappers announced that their widely acclaimed and honorable long-time FBI agent, Agent Dunfore was going to retire by the end of the day. Agent Dunfore announced that it's been an honor working for the team and that he was proud to have done so much great and heroic acts during his run. However, he was going to have to retire soon, and so he and his lovely wife, Beatrice were going to go to Jacksonville, Florida to spend the rest of their days. Randall was certain that he was going to die before he retired.
Agent Dunfore was nearly hit by a car driven by Agent Clappers and Kevin but Clappers stopped the car just short of killing him. Agent Dunfore said that he was glad that he survived because his wife Beatrice was completely braindead and that without him, she would have certainly died, revealing that he is kindly nursing his braindead wife so that she doesn't die.
When Agent Dunfore heard that the Houndstooth Meth Kingpin was in the Abandoned Dippin' Dots Factory, he bravely went to it to go and justly arrest him. There, he found Gerald Fitzgerald and told him that he was under arrest, as was the correct thing to do. Fitz tried to shoot him down but he missed every shot. Agent Dunfore religiously thanked his guardian angel for saving his life. Agent Dunfore officially handcuffed Fitz and then announced that his retirement was about to happen in a few seconds. Sadly, he was shot in the head by Agent Clappers exactly 1.5 seconds away from retirement.
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