Jason Jang

**Jason Jang** is a character on the Paramount+ original supernatural drama, *Wolf Pack*. He is portrayed by Lanny Joon.

Jang is a deputy with the Los Angeles Police Department.

## Biography

### Investigating the fire

Officer Jang and Investigator Ramsey arrive at the hospital as part of a joint task force investigating the wildfire. They tell the nurse that they're looking for anyone that was injured on the freeway, particularly kids on the school bus. From the nurse, they get the name Everett Lang, but before they can question him, he flees.

Officer Jang and Investigator Ramsey pay Everett a home visit, seeing as he left the hospital before they could question him. Jang asks where he went after he left the hospital, warning Everett not to lie to them. He claims that he left the hospital to see Blake because her house burned down, and she was frantic, but when Ramsey asks for her number, Everett explains that she doesn't have a phone or email, which Jang suspects to be a lie. After questioning Everett, they question Blake. And that night, he questions Luna and Harlan at the hospital.

Officer Jang and Investigator Ramsey bring Everett, Blake, Harlan, and Luna down to the station for questioning, starting with Everett and the disappearance of his friend Connor Ryan. Everett insists Connor didn't start the fire and that he and his friends were simply smoking weed in the woods. Later that evening, Officer Miller questions why they let the kids go, to which Ramsey replies that she doesn't believe they set the fire. Miller argues she should've pushed harder, but before he continues, Jang encourages him to leave.

Officer Jang reports that they found Miller's car parked down the street of Garrett Briggs' house, leading Ramsey to wonder if he went to the Briggs house to beat a confession out of a kid. Jang offers to find him, but Ramsey reminds Jang that they're looking for a teen arsonist, not a drunk cop trying to exercise his limited power over a group of teens. She instructs him to find Miller on his own time and when he does, to inform him that he's off the task force. Later, the two of them recover Miller's car, at which point, Ramsey discovers blood on a nearby tree.

Officer Jang, Investigator Ramsey, and Garrett arrive at Gray Lakes High School, specifically the robotics class, where Ramsey reveals that she knew the arsonist was a student because the incendiary device was made with parts from the 3D printer at the school. After questioning Cyrus, they make their way to the construction site, where Ramsey questions Garrett about how he found the twins and then shows him satellite photos taken one hour after the fires were started. Jang then reports that they got the warrant and moves forward without Ramsey.

After recovering incriminating evidence from Cyrus' room, Jang heads over to Tia Patterson's house to apprehend Cyrus. Unfortunately, he gets away, and Ramsey and Garrett are attacked by what they claim was a black bear. The following day, Jang reports that Phoebe Caldwell never made it home last night. Couple that with the fact that Harlan and Cyrus are also missing, Jang begins to suspect that he may somehow be involved, though Garrett insists that Harlan doesn't know where Cyrus is.

Jang and Ramsey at the motel to find Phoebe's body inside the tub of the Navarros room. The police are talking to Blake's father and brother now, trying to figure out where Blake is. Ramsey says that they need to contact every kid who was at the party, but Jang reminds Ramsey that she caught her arsonist and that this is RHD's problem now. Ramsey retorts that they only have a suspect and that this most likely isn't the first homicide, only the first body to be found.

Officer Jang reports to Ramsey that they need to open up the freezer downstairs, as they have 18 bodies coming in, including Officer Trent Miller. They were found at the construction site after someone called in an anonymous tip. Later that evening, Jang arrests Harlan for Miller's murder.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* From a Spark to a Flame
* Two Bitten, Two Born
* Origin Point
* Fear and Pain
* Incendiary
* After Party
* Lion's Breath
* Trophic Cascade

## References

1. ↑ Season 1, Episode 1: ***From a Spark to a Flame***
2. ↑ Season 1, Episode 2: ***Two Bitten, Two Born***
3. ↑ Season 1, Episode 3: ***Origin Point***
4. ↑ Season 1, Episode 4: ***Fear and Pain***
5. ↑ Season 1, Episode 5: ***Incendiary***
6. ↑ Season 1, Episode 6: ***After Party***
7. ↑ Season 1, Episode 7: ***Lion's Breath***
8. ↑ Season 1, Episode 8: ***Trophic Cascade***