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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Cowboy Cop's eternally put-upon superior. Always strict and by-the-book. Can be comfortably relied upon to give a good McCloud Speech, say that You Have 48 Hours or demand that you Turn in Your Badge, usually at the top of his formidable voice. Frequently worried that the mayor or district attorney will have his ass (and pension) for whatever destruction was caused. Will occasionally prove to have a heart by giving his men an inspirational speech. Can frequently be relied on to be the police department equivalent of A Father to His Men. Of course in the By-The-Book Cop's case, Da Chief would the exact opposite, he is rather flexible in terms of laying down the law and views the By-The-Book Cop's attempts to find a solution with minimal violence as counterproductive and expects zero negotiations with criminals or terrorists. But will be quite proud of the cop if he meets up to the expectation stating how he found someone's idealism of justice pulling through. |