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Are you at least 15?: Y
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Character: Detective Jason Walsh
Fandom: The Unusuals
Character Notes: --
History: Detective Jason Walsh was born in New York City, but wasn't always wanting to be a policeman. In high school, he played baseball, prioritising it over most of his other studies, and got called up to the minor leagues.
Walsh played for the New York Yankees in the minors, and managed to get in with a bad crowd. When he was 22, he threw a few games for money on the side, but that didn't stop him from eventually progressing to the major leagues. Once in the majors, he stopped throwing games, knowing that this was his chance to make it big. However, the people Jason worked for before weren't happy about this...
It started off as threats to him, stuff Walsh could take, however it soon escalated. Jason's girlfriend at the time was attacked in what the cops called "A mugging gone wrong." He knew exactly what had happened, however, but, for obvious reasons, couldn't tell the police. His girlfriend was in hospital for a week, before she eventually died.
After this, Walsh quit his major league career and joined the NYPD. Despite having used his high school years to play ball, Jason quickly rose through the ranks and made detective. He got assigned to the 2nd Precinct, commonly known as "the Unusuals" due to the nature of their cases often being abnormal in nature.
Personality: Jason Walsh is seen to be an easy-going guy. He projects an almost lax and lazy air, is a fan of practical jokes, particularily on Detective Eddie Alvarez.
When he's on the job, however, Walsh is a quick thinker, taking things seriously. He's smart, good at his job, and gets the vast majority of his cases solved.
Due to working in the 2nd, Jason is pretty jaded to weird things happening. Most of his cases seem to have unusual twists to them, and he rarely seems surprised when something goes in the complete opposite direction than it began. Being in homicide, Walsh isn't squeamish around dead bodies, either, showing great composition when dealing with them.
When questioning people, he's often straight and to the point, but is capable of reading the perp and choosing the right path to get the answers he needs, whether it be intimidation, distraction or otherwise.
Jason does, however, have a more personal side. He dislikes talking about himself, and will only reveal personal details about his past to people he trusts. Casey Shraeger is an example. Walsh told her about what he did when he was in the minors, what happened to his girlfriend, why he stopped playing baseball and became a cop.
He has a very good working relationship with the other detectives and officers in the 2nd precinct, the only exception being Det. Eddie Alvarez (Who doesn't get along with anyone, really). He is also in a romantic relationship with Det. Alison Beaumont. Their
Jason gets on very well with his partner, Casey Shraeger. The two seem to be on similar wavelengths, despite having different backstories. They work well together, and Walsh sometimes goes out of his way to help Casey with her individual cases.
Walsh shows a great level of trust and respect in his fellow policemen. If one he knows is in trouble, he doesn't hesitate to help to the best of his ability. He believes that police should be given a bit of slack, but not to the level of corruption.
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blaze001Way to contact you: E-mail, PM, AIM and Plurk
Email: blaze0010@googlemail.com
AIM: Blaze0010
Other:
Are you at least 15?: Y
Current Characters: None
Character: Detective Jason Walsh
Fandom: The Unusuals
Character Notes: --
History: Detective Jason Walsh was born in New York City, but wasn't always wanting to be a policeman. In high school, he played baseball, prioritising it over most of his other studies, and got called up to the minor leagues.
Walsh played for the New York Yankees in the minors, and managed to get in with a bad crowd. When he was 22, he threw a few games for money on the side, but that didn't stop him from eventually progressing to the major leagues. Once in the majors, he stopped throwing games, knowing that this was his chance to make it big. However, the people Jason worked for before weren't happy about this...
It started off as threats to him, stuff Walsh could take, however it soon escalated. Jason's girlfriend at the time was attacked in what the cops called "A mugging gone wrong." He knew exactly what had happened, however, but, for obvious reasons, couldn't tell the police. His girlfriend was in hospital for a week, before she eventually died.
After this, Walsh quit his major league career and joined the NYPD. Despite having used his high school years to play ball, Jason quickly rose through the ranks and made detective. He got assigned to the 2nd Precinct, commonly known as "the Unusuals" due to the nature of their cases often being abnormal in nature.
Personality: Jason Walsh is seen to be an easy-going guy. He projects an almost lax and lazy air, is a fan of practical jokes, particularily on Detective Eddie Alvarez.
When he's on the job, however, Walsh is a quick thinker, taking things seriously. He's smart, good at his job, and gets the vast majority of his cases solved.
Due to working in the 2nd, Jason is pretty jaded to weird things happening. Most of his cases seem to have unusual twists to them, and he rarely seems surprised when something goes in the complete opposite direction than it began. Being in homicide, Walsh isn't squeamish around dead bodies, either, showing great composition when dealing with them.
When questioning people, he's often straight and to the point, but is capable of reading the perp and choosing the right path to get the answers he needs, whether it be intimidation, distraction or otherwise.
Jason does, however, have a more personal side. He dislikes talking about himself, and will only reveal personal details about his past to people he trusts. Casey Shraeger is an example. Walsh told her about what he did when he was in the minors, what happened to his girlfriend, why he stopped playing baseball and became a cop.
He has a very good working relationship with the other detectives and officers in the 2nd precinct, the only exception being Det. Eddie Alvarez (Who doesn't get along with anyone, really). He is also in a romantic relationship with Det. Alison Beaumont. Their
Jason gets on very well with his partner, Casey Shraeger. The two seem to be on similar wavelengths, despite having different backstories. They work well together, and Walsh sometimes goes out of his way to help Casey with her individual cases.
Walsh shows a great level of trust and respect in his fellow policemen. If one he knows is in trouble, he doesn't hesitate to help to the best of his ability. He believes that police should be given a bit of slack, but not to the level of corruption.
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