Themes: police violence, internal affairs, leftism

Member of Precinct 44. Co-lieutenant Iskra Marko is the archetypal hothead with a heart of gold. They are quick to anger, often jump straight into a fistfight, and are as popular with common people as they are hated by judges, politicians, or…other policemen. They have been promoted and demoted many times over, and they are still on the streets, alive and kicking.
Iskra is 100% all of that; they are not faking anything. But they are also a person with connections, someone who is known in certain circles to be able to help with many problems, who knows how to spend egregious amounts of money partying and how to make that money. Because there is no way that RCM pay would cover that shirt, shades, and custom-made pistol grip.

Revachol Citizens Militia - Precint 44 (2nd half)

Not all the characters living in La Cage will last through the whole game. Some of them will leave midway through the game, one way or another, either voluntarily or forcibly. But after a psychedelic evening intermezzo and enough time to unwind, the players of characters who left the tenement will return once more, this time taking on the roles of RCM (Revachol Citizens Militia) officers - an infamously donation-dependent, notoriously unorganized, and woefully understaffed police force of the city. The arrival of new characters on the crime scene will not only shake things up in La Cage but also bring a resemblance of authority. However, due to some mismanagement, it seems two rival precincts managed to send out a squad to investigate. Will they get along or will they drown in the grey zone of the law?