Overview
- MPD Science Cops is a collection comprised of six files on some of the more notable members of the Metropolis Police Department, all of which can be obtained from collection nodes found in the Downtown district and the Historic District of Metropolis.
- It is one of two Collections that comprise the Collections: Flatfoot Files metacollection.
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- " The hardworking detectives of the MPD Science Police have to face everything from criminals and corporations to aliens and meta-powered menaces. Their files would be of great value to many interested parties."
Mail Messages
- Upon completion of this collection players receive a message from The Question or The Riddler, accessible from any Mail Terminal.
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Mail Messages
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Regulation Science Police Helmet| From: The Question |
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| " Thanks for collecting these MPD Files. They might answer a few questions I have about Science police procedures. Even the MPD isn't above suspicion in times like these. Good work." |
| Attachment: Regulation Science Police Helmet |
Mail Messages
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Regulation Science Police Helmet| From: The Riddler |
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| " Very nice find indeed. These MPD files you've collected contain all sorts of valuable tidbits. I think I know a few interested parties that'd love some roast pork." |
| Attachment: Regulation Science Police Helmet |
Item
- This collection rewards the player with the Regulation Science Police Helmet head style item (style: Science Police).
Gallery
Trivia
- Dan "the Terrible" Turpin is an ally of Superman and Maggie Sawyer's partner in the force. He first appeared in Detective Comics #64 (1942).
- Margaret "Maggie" Sawyer is an openly lesbian and Dan Turpin's partner in the force. She first appear in Superman (Volume 2) #4 (1987).
- William "Bill" Henderson is an ally to the Super-Family, as well to Black Lightning. He was created for the The Adventures of Superman radio series (1940-1951), and first appeared in the comics in Adventures of Superman #424 (1987).
- Detectives Paul Cage, Sam Phelan and Matthew Martin are MPD detectives from the Smallville television series.