CHARACTER PROFILE
Honolulu Police Officers
- Primary work
- The JOJOLands
- Occupation
- Police Officers↗
Two unnamed officers from the Honolulu Police Department are tertiary antagonists featured in the ninth part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, The JOJOLands.
They patrol the roads of Honolulu and pull over Dragona Joestar and Jodio Joestar 's pickup truck at Oahu. They later reappear working with the DEA to do a drug bust on Jodio and Paco Laburantes.
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02Appearance
Both police officers are men with muscular builds and dark police uniforms. The uniform consists of a collared T-shirt with a chest pocket, a walkie-talkie attached to their left shoulders, wristbands, a gun belt with a holster, and pants. Their shirts have the Honolulu Police Department insignia on their chest pocket and shoulder patches. The back of their shirts have "POLICE" centered at the top in large letters.↗
One of the officers has short, light, side-swept hair that is trimmed a bit on the sides. He is overweight with a double chin, has thick eyebrows, and a horseshoe mustache.↗
03Personality
The two Honolulu police officers are immoral, lack integrity, and have superiority complexes. The one with light-colored hair disregards the concerns of the individuals he's interrogating. He uses his authority to intimidate and manipulate situations to his advantage. For example, when Dragona doesn't want the officer's face to get too close because of health concerns of COVID-19, the officer twists the situation to be an attack on his race because of his fair skin in contrast to Dragona's dark skin. He is extremely perverted, using his routine procedure to pull over vehicles if they suspect unlawful behavior as a pretext for inappropriate behavior.↗↗↗
The second officer is passive about his partner's behavior, enabling him by not intervening. He turns a blind eye to what his partner is doing, mockingly asking whether his partner will be okay on his own with a chuckle while seeing him assault Dragona. He gets aggressive when Jodio exits the car, immediately pointing his gun at the minor.↗↗
04Story
SPOILERS
The JOJOLands
The two officers pull over a pickup truck with loud music playing, questioning the teens inside. The driver, Dragona, is puzzled by the stop, but one officer cites unsteady driving and requests their license and registration. The passenger, Jodio, jokes they might have swerved due to excitement from a Dua Lipa song, eliciting laughter from the teens and disapproval from the cop. Upon questioning, the driver identifies Jodio as their 15-year-old brother, and themselves as 18.↗
Annoyed, the cop forces the driver out of the truck and performs a pat-down, accusing them of having drugs. He starts harassing the driver and puts his hand into their underwear, claiming that women have more hiding places than men. However, as he feels something else there, he realizes that the driver is not simply a woman. After the cop states that he's even more aroused now, Jodio exits from the car and walks toward the officer.↗↗
A couple of days later, the police officers work with the Drug Enforcement Administration to try catching the boss of the drug gofers. An undercover DEA agent tricks Jodio. As soon as they receive evidence of Jodio selling drugs, the two police officers and several others storm out of an ice cream truck to pin down Jodio and Paco Laburantes.↗↗
05Plot details
SPOILERS
Profile details
Status Status based on their final appearance in the part(s) they are featured in: Alive (Part 9)↗
06Sources & attribution
- Honolulu Police Officers
Source text: JoJoWiki and its contributors. This entry has been reorganized and condensed for readability under CC BY-SA 4.0. Archived records reflect their capture dates. Referenced manga, anime, and artwork retain their respective copyrights.
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