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| Det. Insp. Bill Hollister Bill Hollister is a quiet guy, he got himself into a lot of things over the years, one of them being a divorce from his wife a year ago. Most recently was the relationship with a prostitute (Truly, Madly, Deeply) believing they'd marry and runn off to live happily ever after. However, when the brothel she work at came under investigation by the undercover team, Bill learnt she saw him as just a client and had no intention of marrying him. After the whole affair became general knowledge Hollister was demoted and humited in the force. More recently, he was involve in a his relationship with Ellen MacKenzie (Something Old/Something New), which started out as a fling which later developed into a blossoming romance. Bill was later reinstated to head of Homicide (Tell Me You Love Me), and he and MacKenzie made plans to travel over to Bali only for things to end in tragedy with Hollister being killed in a car bomb explosion. (Whatever It Takes).. |
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| Det. Sgt. Bryan Gray Bryan Gray is the head of Armed Robbery and is one of the biggest 'pains-in-the-buts' in the police force, and has got himself shot in the backside by career criminal mastermind, Norman Saga (The Good Life - series III). He also tried to hit on Ellen MacKenzie. (Something Old/Something New). Brian recently found himself in hospital recovering from a gunshot injury when he was shot in the thigh after a shootout when a bank robbery sting when horribly wrong resulting in one of the assailents being shot and him and Stone being caught up in a seige situation (Just Another Day - Series IV) |
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| Det. Sgt. Reg (The Ferret) Masters Reg is the head of gaming squad. He likes to be in control and expects to get his own way, even if it means treading on others to do it. He takes his job very seriously, for instance, when MacKenzie was covering for Hollister and he gave her a lecture on being kept in the dark about what was going on, this in particular is made clear when he tells her, "Two days of undercover surveylance and you bring me sweet F.A." and then goes on to say "Oh how hard can it be? It's wham-Bamm-Thank you-Mamm" (Truly, Madly, Deeply - series III). His Gung-Hoe attitude of "No Guts/No Glory" quite off gets him into trouble as far as diving head first into situations without thinking them through andruining many of the undercover units `Stings' in the process. One of the most recent being when he called a code-three sending in the police squad into a gay nightclub before Stone had given the signal resulting in a bunch of drag Queens crying police brutallity (Love Hurts) and sending in the task squad to smash up a class mates of Church's garden nombs, resulting in coming out looking like an idiot. |
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| Carlo Gusseppi Carlo is a young troubled teen with a mungrel father who makes a living out of steeling cars and doing them up again. Carlo aided Church in having his fathers business busted and his father was busted shortly after by the police after he was caught on the border of Victoria and Adelaide, while trying to flee. He was most reasantly used by the undercover unit to go on line into cyberspace in order to catch peodiphiles who were using a internet chatroom to lure young teenage boys (The Whisper Room) |
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