Alice Okoro

**Alice Okoro** worked Earthside as the Corporate Security Officer for Wolfe International.

## Biography

### Early career

Eleven years before crossing paths with the Star Cops, Okoro was a royal military police captain. While stationed at Episkopi, she met a lieutenant by the name of Russell Wolfe, who she fell in love with. Wolfe was very unhappy in her job, and he would go onto leave the army and set up his own company, hiring Okoro as his Corporate Security Officer. (AUDIO: *Escape and Evasion*)

### Interfering and Obstructing

When Shuttle MTZ1986 narrowly missed colliding with the Icarus Station and came crashing on the Moon, the International Space Police Force sent Inspector Colin Devis to investigate. Once their with his investigation team, he found Alice Okoro searching the ruins. Okoro stated that she would take charge of this investigation since the shuttle, a part of Moon Tours, was the property of Wolfe International. Devis warns her that getting involved would become a obstruction charge.

Together, they noted that the crashes shuttle had had its crew removed and was remotely driven. As they continued their investigation, another suited individual was spotted helping themselves to pieces of the wreckage. When Devis warned the person to hand over the items, the person assaulted Devis and stole his Moon Rover. This led Devis to commandeer Okoro's own vehicle, and together they chased after him. In their continued pursuit, Okoro's vehicle was rammed but their chase ended briefly when the person crashed Devis' Moon Rover. It came to Devis' attention that Okoro not only recognised the specific piece of debris being stolen by this individual but also the amount of debris she had in her own vehicle.

Later, Okoro was officially questioned by Devis. She revealed that she recognised the thief as Vernon Knotts, former military police. She explained that Knotts had called her roughly five years ago offering her a job working at his new company, which hired ex-military personnel as mercenaries and offered her a job, which she had refused his offer. She went on to explain that they had evidence that the crashed shuttle was stolen from someone within the company, making it an inside job. She had been tasked with weeding out the culprit. Later that day, Spring tells Okoro that she's free to leave but that they will continue to research her and should they find any connection to the Collective, they would not hesitate to arrest her.

When Spring's current investigation had come to an end, Kathy Marshall, a contact of the Collective was brought in. As she was bargaining for leniency with her sentence if she gave them information on the Collective, another Collective agent shot her dead. Back in the office, Spring realised that the only person who could have overheard the instruction to bring Marshall to Moonbase was Okoro. He immediately asks officer Paul Bailey to do serious research and dig up anything that may connect her with the Collective. (AUDIO: *Hostile Takeover*)

Alice Okoro crossed paths with the ISPF once again when a Wolfe International leased laboratory was stormed and its researcher Dr Kay Jones was kidnapped. When Nathan Spring turned up to investigate, due to Kay Jones being the sister of his late lover Lee Jones, he found that Okoro and Wolfe International had yet again started to interfere with the crime scene before any law enforcement could turn up. When Spring was later kidnapped, acting ISPF Commander Colin Devis called on Pal Kenzy, who was Earthside on shore leave, to go and investigate alongside Okoro.

Kenzy noted that Devis had been right when he had stated Okoro was always trying her best to stall and obstruct their investigations. When an investigation into an abandoned farm, where Spring and Jones had previously been located, led to Kenzy discovering a stash of narcotics, she put it to Okoro that she knew about the narcotics and moved them from the laboratory to here for safe keeping. Okoro refuted the allogations, stating that she neither knew of their usages, nor that she had any say in their movement and storage. As this conversation got heated, Okoro used the sandstorm as an opportunity to escape in her vehicle. (AUDIO: *Death in the Desert*)

### Finding and locating Okoro

During their investigations into the failing dosimeters on the Moon, and the attempted Earthside kidnap of Paul Bailey, Spring had instructed Box to search for all traces of Okoro. (AUDIO: *Old Flame, New Fire*)

Okoro grew suspicious of Russell Wolfe and his company, hiring Anya Selby to privately investigate. She had been gifted an alexandrite necklace by Wolfe, but found it was strangley bought through Wolfe's personal accountant, named only "Grandma". Selby had found dirty money trails leading to Grandma, that were being pumped through a single address. This led her to the Moon, where she found Selby's dead body. Leaving to go and call for help, unbeknownst to her, Wolfe attempted to murder Pal Kenzy, but was interrupted by Colin Devis and Paul Bailey. As Wolfe was being arrested he refuted all of their claims that he was a murderer, despite them knowing otherwise. This left Okoro torn, and also under arrest for owning a contraband firearm, and under suspicion of Selby's murder, despite Kenzy's protestations. (AUDIO: *Grandma's Footsteps*)

## Personality

When the ISPF first met Alice Okoro, she was a fierce woman who knew what she wanted and wouldn't let law enforcement get in her way. ISPF officers found her rude, obstructive and downright disrespectful, often putting the interests of herself and Wolfe International ahead of cases of murder and kidnap. Okoro often found herself to be untouchable, such as her running away from a potential link with the illegal distribution of cathe iboga on Moonbase.