Peter Dunleavy

== Biography ==
=== Murder of Charlie Emmerson ===
Peter Dunleavy was a former officer who worked for the Metropolitan Police Department, sometime after the Jigsaw murders, The Metropolitan PD were under a list of policies called Article 8, which gave them the legal means to do whatever was needed to stop crime. This allowed for corruption, which Dunleavy was aware of and participated in. He learned that civilian Charlie Emmerson had witnessed an officer push someone off a roof and sought the man out under the guise of investigating the crime. He brought along his than-partner Ezekiel Banks. They visited Charlie at his home and questioned him about what he witnessed. When it became clear that the man was willing to testify, Dunleavy took action and murdered Charlie by shooting him. Banks was shocked by the act but stayed quiet. Unbeknownst to Dunleavy at the time, Charlie's son William was hidden in a cabinet and witnessed the event. 
=== Internal Affairs Investigation ===
Banks was unable to stand by while Dunleavy was guilty of murder and took action by filing a complaint against him. The complaint opened up an IA investigation that found Dunleavy guilty. He was stripped of his badge and sent to prison for nine years. He was bitter and angry at Banks for turning him in, who got a medal for his actions. The ramifications of Banks's actions made him an outcast amongst his fellow officers. After being released from prison Pete would later become a group counselor at a local Church.
== Personality ==
Pete was a corrupt man who tried to defend his fellow officers from getting in trouble, even committing murder to do so. When Pete killed Charlie, he showed no remorse for his actions but instead tried to frame Charlie to justify his actions.
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