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From [[Isaac's apartment]], the detective watches [[the explosion]] with [[Hiro]]. |
From [[Isaac's apartment]], the detective watches [[the explosion]] with [[Hiro]]. |
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==Trivia== |
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* In an [http://blogs.nbcuni.com/hiro_blog/2006/10/where_to_begin.php entry] on [[Hiro's blog]], [[Hiro]] says that the NYPD detective and [[Detective Furakowa]] "were pretty mean, but it looked like they were [[Star Trek|Trekkies]], so that was comforting." |
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Revision as of 05:52, 24 August 2007
| NYPD detective | |
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| Portrayed by | Richard Steinmetz |
| First appearance | Don't Look Back |
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| Known ability | None |
| Formal name | Unknown |
| Gender | |
| Home | New York, NY |
| Occupation | NYPD detective |
In the future timeline, an NYPD detective questions Hiro Nakamura.
Character History
Following the address he found in Issue #14 of 9th Wonders!, Hiro arrives at Isaac Mendez's studio, only to find the artist murdered and missing a brain. Police arrive on the scene almost at once, and Hiro faints.
When he comes to, a detective questions him, with Detective Furakowa serving as an interpreter. The detective notes that Hiro has no passport, no I.D., and no American money, and Hiro tells him he teleported to New York City from Tokyo "yesterday". Hiro asks them to call Ando to confirm his story, but Ando claims he hasn't seen Hiro in five weeks. Hiro insists it's October 2nd, but the detective shows him a newspaper, proving it's November 8th. He then witnesses the explosion.
From Isaac's apartment, the detective watches the explosion with Hiro.
Trivia
- In an entry on Hiro's blog, Hiro says that the NYPD detective and Detective Furakowa "were pretty mean, but it looked like they were Trekkies, so that was comforting."