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Trivia

If you trade your integrity for some quick sex with Helen Hots, she will give you a telephone number to call her at. If you call this number, you may reach the Police Commissioner's wife. It doesn't end well for you.

Contributed by Jason Musgrave (75) on Mar 13, 2004.

The unmarked cadillac used by the narcs is said to be confiscated from a recent arrest when you look at it personally, but if you select "See Object" and select the key to the cadillac, it will inform you that it is a government issued, unmarked car.

Contributed by Jason Musgrave (75) on Mar 13, 2004.

The pimp from Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards makes a cameo appearance in the game. He can be found behind bars at the Lytton City Jail.

Contributed by Black Wolf (37235) on Aug 29, 2003.

Another King’s quest III reference can be found in the beginning of the game. Enter the briefing room and pick up the newspaper lying there. Browse through it until you stumble upon an article about a town called Daventry under siege by a three-headed dragon. Daventry is the town in which the fantasy adventure King’s quest III is played.

In the article, a gnome is mentioned as well. This could well be the one sitting on a chair in front of a cabin at the end of King’s quest III.

Contributed by Sciere Bronze Star Contributing Member (119770) on Aug 19, 2003.

Entering certain words in the crime computer comes up with amusing results. Some that work are programmers 'Al Lowe,' 'Ken Williams,' and 'Jim Walls.' Various dirty words also have listings.

Contributed by uclafalcon (241) on Dec 29, 2002.

When the chicken is in Dooley's office, you can hear the Astro Chicken tune from Space Quest 3,4 and 5.

Contributed by Ju, just Ju... (17) on Dec 11, 2002.

When the feathers of the chicken on the desk fall on the ground and you type "pick up feather" you'll get the funny reply "Do that in King's Quest III"

Contributed by Erwin Bergervoet (308) on Jan 27, 2001.

The game was written by Jim Walls, a former California State Police Officer, who also wrote the following two Police Quest games.

Contributed by Andy Roark (257) on May 29, 1999.

 

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